A fitness enthusiast, Shuzo Sumi, in his younger days, triedhis hand at rowing and rugby. The President and CEO of leading Japaneseinsurance firm, Tokio Marine Holdings, still climbs 280 steps every morning toreach his office. On a visit to Mumbai to sign a joint venture lead withdomestic brokerage firm Edelweiss Capital to start a life insurance company inIndia, he spoke to Anand Adhikari.     

She assured visiting Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou of Germany's \"full support\" for his country to come out of its persisting debt crisis successfully.

Mid-cap firms have over the years shown a faster rate of growth, making them ideal investment options for the long term.

A fight for autonomy, scramble for faculty, foreign players at the doors...Indian business education is awash with change this year. But the biggest change is in BT's ranking of B-schools.

As regulatory issues become crucial, a combination of law and MBA degrees could be the next big thing.

With new industries and businesses taking off, the war for top management talent has pushed CEO salaries to record levels. But the fact is, not every CEO is getting paid obscenely and certainly not as much as what some CEOs in the US take home.