Even though you can’t flaunt it, a gold exchange-traded fund allows you to bask in the metal’s financial aura.

Nearly a third of India's 84,000 dollar millionaires live outside the big cities, but that isn't stopping them from acquiring the best things money can buy—yachts, luxury cars, bespoke suits and limited-edition watches.

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?

With personal loans all but drying up, here are a few ways to overcome your income-expense mismatch.

In this sea of distress, there are SMEs that have not overstretched themselves and have thriving business models.

Posh Mayfair restaurant Taman Gang comes to India.

Coca-Cola India is regaining market share and is gaining mindshare too. It is making profits on a turnover that’s estimated to be over Rs 4,000 crore. Its tale is a heady mix of strategy, tenacity and luck, reports Shamni Pande.

The Thums Up saga in India throws up some invaluable lessons and some knotty problems for both MNCs and local companies operating in India. Prof. Y.L.R. Moorthi sheds light on both.

Some 16 months ago, Anthony Bolton, the 55-year-old MD (Investments) of Fidelity International, passed on the baton to a younger breed of fund managers at Fidelity Special Situations Fund, a value-focussed, often contrarian equity portfolio, in the UK.

Gold has become an attractive option for investors over the short to medium term. Several new and innovative schemes for investing in the yellow metal have been launched recently.

The hottest new restaurants in the metros.

As urban consumers, neck-deep in debt and over-their-ears in mortgage, are forced to embrace frugality, marketers and companies are gravitating to the rural consumers (BT cover, April 5) .

She needs no introduction. Erin Brockovich, 48, took the world by storm when, in 1996, she spearheaded one of the largest direct action lawsuits in the history of the US against PG&E, a utility company in California.

In the midst of the Himalayas, South Asia’s last kingdom has withstood the test of time to preserve its stunning natural beauty. Supriya Newar discovers Bhutan.

Ramesh J. Chauhan, Chairman, Bisleri International, claims to have 60 per cent of the Rs 2,000-crore market for bottled water, and his brand is valued at Rs 3,000 crore. He is now thirsting for more, writes A. Subramanian.

The holiday season is approaching, and it’s time to dig out the insurance packages that will keep you safe on your vacation.

Prices of precious metals such as silver and platinum have kept pace with gold. Should you invest in them?

Our fifth annual survey of the companies who have managed to put a smile on their shareholders’ faces and delighted them the most.

Is India’s newest fitness club really worth all the hype? Jamal Shaikh does an anonymous review.

Do you make use of futures and options in your strategy? Watch out; the turnaround is unpredictable.