TVS currently ranks #8 in the global pecking order of two-wheeler manufacturers, with players such as Hero Honda, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki and Bajaj Auto way ahead of it. Buoyed by a spate of product launches, including a new 125cc motorbike, TVS Motor’s Venu Srinivasan is looking to not just wrest back market share but also become a global heavyweight. BT's N. Madhavan reports. TVS Motors: Stepping back to win

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It was a bizarre sight by all accounts. More than 50 foreigners, expat executives to be precise, were zipping around Bangalore in autorickshaws as they tried to complete a long list of ‘tasks’—ranging from making a chain of flowers to hugging a goat. Inquisitive onlookers were told: “This is a scavenger hunt.” The hunt and more such endeavours are part of the Bangalore Expatriate Club’s idea of letting the good times roll in a foreign land.

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India is critical to AMD’s long-term prosperity.

Raju Vegesna had been waiting for this day since taking over India’s leading ISP, Sify, from its cofounder R. Ramaraj in 2005. After slogging for nearly two years trying to give the ISP a makeover, Nitya Varadarajan tells us how Vegesna and his team are ready to showcase the refurbished Sify to the world.

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By giving small loans to poor people, this entrepreneur is transforming rural India like never before.