Sanjay Dangi shot into the limelight on the Street when hetook a long bet on the futures of Ackruti City. In 52 trading days,by mid-March 2009, the Ackruti stock galloped 250 per cent - during a period when the Sensex fell by 10 per cent.Can Dangi, whose wings have been clipped by the market regulator, comeback on Dalal Street?

In reply to a question, Disinvestment Secretary Sumit Bose told reporters that his department was not raising the target of Rs 40,000 crore mop-up through share sale in PSUs.

Vithal Kamat sells everything from vadas that bear his name to luxury heritage hospitality. This is how he did it.

The Bombay Stock Exchange and Money Today bring you an easy to understand guide on the stock markets which every individual investor must read.

There is no tax implication provided the receiver is not a minor.

Companies and institutions dwarf retail investors in the Indian mutual funds arena and there's unlikely to be a trend reversal soon.

After lying low for most part of the decade, Manoj Tirodkar is back with a bang with two big deals in 2010.

They say they touch more consumers than any other Indian company — and it's not just with soaps, locks and cupboards.

The Co-founder of Financial Technologies wants to create a global network of exchanges that cuts across asset classes. At the same time, he is chasing upstream and downstream opportunities that range from depositories and payment gateways to information vending. Is Shah biting off more than he can chew?

Naveen Jindal has propelled his steel and power company into India’s—and the world’s—most profitable power producers by focussing on the wildly lucrative merchant power business. Will his competitors stop his dream run?

BT asks the who’s who of India’s corporate world—as well as some professionals and leaders from other fields for good measure—to jog their memory and recall the best advice they ever got. What the advice was, who gave it to them and when, and how it helped them.

Vijay Mallya’s aviation business has landed in a sea of red. Mallya has a survival plan, but he may need to look at drastic options to stay afloat. K. R. Balasubramanyam and Kushan Mitra go into the details.

A lot of rise has happened in the oil sector during the first four months of 2008. It is booming because of rising crude prices, but not all oil and gas stocks make good investment.

ITC’s Divisional CEOs run their businesses almost independently, and this is what fuels entrepreneurship and excellence within its portals.

Events that rocked the business world—or just made head honchos sit up and take notice.

By helping some of India's mega-corporations make global-size acquisitions and raise billions through public issues, deal makers are making hay. In the first half of 2007, the top 10 investment banks collected some $441 million in fees. The going can only get better.