Why the fast-growing hotel chain had to scale down

Domestic telecom equipment makers want a ban on foreign telecom vendors, but they will find it challenging to convince buyers at home

\"Climate shocks such as floods and drought, combined with poverty and vulnerability, can leave millions trapped in poverty and hunger,\" said Eduardo Mansur, Director of UNFAO's Land and Water Division

The tobacco giant is pushing Marlboros in colorful ads at kiosks and handing out free smokes at parties frequented by young adults - tactics that break India's anti-smoking laws.

The RBI and the government are forcing big borrowers to reduce leverage. Some companies are managing it better than others.

Costolo will be replaced by co-founder Jack Dorsey on an interim basis. He will step down on July 1 and will continue to serve on the board

Oracle asserts that it will be the largest cloud company in the world, ahead of Salesforce, by the end of this year with a revenue run rate of $2.5 billion.

\"The deal will allow Star India to strengthen and expand the content brand online while taking the awards platform to the next level\", Star India CEO Uday Shankar said.

The problem is that one year since Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement, India is still grappling with the nuts and bolts of setting up a smart city.

The number of social media users in urban India is projected to cross 80 million this year from 63 million years ago.

Little Eye Labs founders call themselves 'ions', short for 'eye-ons'. They are a motley group of entrepreneurs who got together while working at Rational Software/IBM long before they set up Little Eye Labs with seed funding from GSF India and VenturEast.

The way Indian pharmaceutical companies develop drugs is a model that should be followed across the world, said Anita McGahan, Professor of Strategic Management at Rotman School of Management in University of Toronto.

Having moved to India after Partition, the family began to sell bicycle spare parts, as this was its business before Partition. Today, 65 years later, the Munjal family-controlled companies are the largest producers of bicycles and motorcycles in the world.

There are many reasons for China's rapid pace of growth. These include business-friendly environment created by the setting up of Special Economic Zones and business-friendly labour policies.

Nobody likes the quadricycle. But its maker Rajiv Bajaj doesn't care. He never did, as he built a company in defiance of what others, including his father, thought.

Three years ago, the Khorakiwalas had no choice but to sell 10 of their hospitals. They are now successfully rebuilding their hospital network.

Nokia India can ill-afford to bask in the glory of being the biggest foreign-owned company in the country. Key to its lasting success is how it helps its parent make an ambitious transition into services.