The Bajajs are business royalty.

The end of the year is the time when you make lots of resolutions for the New Year, which you invariably break, and lots of predictions as well - most of which turn out to be wrong.

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How well is the Indian economy doing? The government would like to say that everything is hunky dory.

Getting access and then converting it to inclusion and adoption through appropriate products is the target.

Sixteen billion US dollars is a lot of money to pay to take control of an Indian company.

Today is the last day to win up to $50,000 or approximately Rs. 35 lakh in prizes! The final decision and the winner would be announced on 6th December.

Digitisation of manufacturing is a reality that some have adjusted to quickly while others face challenges.

The B-school universe in India is very big - there are well over 300 institutes offering MBA degrees or PGDBM. But there is a strict pecking order among them.

This is the second consecutive year that India has been recognised as a top improver in World Bank's 'Ease of Doing Business' report. India is the only South Asian country to achieve this distinction two years in a row, and only nine other countries have accomplished this since 2011. What were the factors that led to India's jump in rankings and will this make a difference to India on the world stage? Watch Business Today editor Rajeev Dubey give his insight into the report, the implications of the rankings and where India stands.

Our annual BT 500 issue tracks the stock performance of the top-listed companies in India and also their performance in terms of revenue growth and profit growth, apart from other parameters such as assets and debt.

The survey highlights that 31 per cent respondents expect the financial situation to worsen in the quarter ending December 2018 as compared to 25 per cent in the previous survey.

To borrow from Charles Dickens, these are the best of times, these are the worst of times for Indian businesses. On the one hand, the news on the economic front is not particularly cheerful.

Wipro chairman Azim Premji retained the second spot on the 'Forbes India Rich List 2018', adding $2 billion to his wealth at $21 billion.