Labour trouble at the plant calls for introspection on the right balance between reforms and Licence Raj

Top honchos of India Inc. talk on steering businesses against adversity and succeeding

The engineer, who headed Indias largest engineering and technology company for over two decades, decided to donate 75 per cent of his income to social causes

P. Chidambaram, Meghnad Desai, Bimal Jalan, D. Subbarao, and Junaid Ahmad on how to get the GDP going

A new breed of tech-savvy players is targeting niche lending segments not covered by banks and traditional NBFCs. Their journey is not without challenges

Companies are opting for customised management training programmes for employees

How companies are leveraging social games for brand building

The store, set up with an investment of Rs 1,000 crore, employs 950 people (called co-workers) directly and 1500 indirectly in services.

When change knocked, transformation management played a key role in designing a new pathway to progress.

Steps that government, regulators and banks need to take to make the banking system more competitive, efficient and less fraud-prone.

In the ever-changing world of rapid technological disruption, the onus of learning has fallen on employees. To be ready for the jobs of the future, they have to upskill themselves.

The FICCI conference theme is \"Excellence in Workplace Safety\".

In three years, this commerce-driven city has seen a complete transformation. Here's how it happened

OYO Rooms prefer employees who can keep up with the fast pace of the company's development. More importantly, they look for \"an entrepreneurial streak\" in a candidate, says Dinesh R, chief human resources officer of OYO Rooms.

Labour trouble continues to torment automobile companies in India, even as they work to get ahead in an attractive market.

This memoir of the author's time as India's chief economic adviser is loaded with lessons in economics and has fascinating stories.

Women's Empowerment Principles Annual Event to be held on March 15-16 in New York.

D. Shivakumar, Chairman and CEO of PepsiCo India, writes about how to make commercial farming work in India.

R.S. Sodhi, MD of Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation, suggests the way forward as India continues to be on the lookout for the next breakthrough in agricultural produce and productivity.