This is the 18th edition of the BT 500 list and with each year there has been value-addition to the list in terms of data and various other parameters to judge the value of a company.

Aggressive pricing and attractive alternatives—for both investors and promoters—to public issues may halt a primary market boom that’s only just begun.

Most market experts expect the Sensex to remain in 12,000-16,000 range for a while—unless the government lifts the sentiment with big-ticket reforms.

NHPC and Oil India are preparing to list their shares on Indian stock exchanges.

Resolve, right men and revenue are the three Rs that can set the economy on fast track. Here's how fixing the three Rs can help the UPA redeem itself as an economic administrator of excellence. Puja Mehra writes.

The documents and debate on rehabilitation and resettlement (R&R) abound. Yet none—companies, governments, farmers/landowners— know the right course. Here are the reasons:

There is a discernible slump In the primary market. The volatility and range-bound trading in the secondary market has badly hit sentiment in the IPO market as well.

TCS will will play its part to help state-owned entities like National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC), Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL) and Power Grid Corporation upgrade their systems and meet their goals for the 11th Plan period (2007-2012).

The government is gearing up to radically alter its approach to disinvestment. With the Left out of the equation, moves are afoot to offload equity in some big PSUs. OIL (Oil India) and hydro-power generator NHPC are on top of the list.

The why, what and how-to of policy making.