Subex, Cranes Software, Strides Arcolab, GTL Infrastructure, Indowind Energy and Suzlon Energy are just a few names among the Indian mid-sized companies on the long list of FCCB borrowers facing headwinds.

Harsh Goenka, chairman, RPG Enterprises, in a free-wheeling, nearly two-hour-long, chat with Business Today's Suman Layak and Geetanjali Shukla discusses his companies' overseas plans.

By 2015, its Chairman Harsh Goenka wants more than half of his group revenues to come from overseas. \"There is a certain frustration with the hassle of doing business in India - the red-tapism and the corruption,\" he says.

Ramakrishnan also wins the Best Transformation Agent (Large Companies) award in the Business Today-YES Bank survey, for his innovation and agility to drive the company across tough terrain. Full coverage

Chirag Setalvad, who manages HDFC Balanced Fund, the winner for the hybrid growth category, spoke to Business Today on his investing philosophy and his love for the sun and sand.

Around the same time Rahul 'The Wall' Dravid announced his retirement from Test cricket in Bangalore on March 9, another man in Mumbai said he was far from hanging up his gloves - Larsen & Toubro's A M Naik.

Each of this year's winners outperformed its peers by some distance.

With the largest assets base under management, HDFC mutual fund is not only the biggest mutual fund house but also the most consistent performer. Full Coverage: India's Best Mutual Funds

In its first India Fraud Survey, Ernst & Young finds that companies are keen to detect corruption, but do not always act when they find it.

Large chunks of our 'mind space' are taken up by big events, and the government's annual Budget is truly like an assault on Everest - lots of base camps, sherpas carrying in demands and requests from the praja to the raja.

Having taken over the parent company two years ago, Kraft is refashioning Cadbury India, led by CEO Anand Kripalu, in its own image.

Is the Mukesh Ambani-led company trying to reward its shareholders by giving some money back from its cash hoard, or is it just trying to support the stock price?

A.M. Naik of Larsen & Toubro, ranked second in the list of India's best CEOs, talks about his plans for the company.

When A.M. Naik started out, his odds of getting a job at L&T were low. But the company's success owes much to his doggedness.

The Ambani re-union at Chorwad shows there is a long way to go for reconciliation.

With Formula One success behind him and the Yamuna Expressway stretching ahead, Jaypee's Manoj Gaur stakes claim for a seat at India Inc's high table. The company with the largest land bank in NCR is on course to cross Rs 20,000 crore in turnover this year.

Why and how dark horse Cyrus Mistry got to run the victory lap around Bombay House.

Cyrus P Mistry, the next chairman of the Tata Group, was himself on a five-member committee entrusted to select a successor for current chairman Ratan Tata. No one knew when he left the committee and became a candidate.

Kingfisher Airlines' chairman Vijay Mallya says he is in discussions with an investor who has made me a proposal that could be upward of Rs 1,000 crore.

In an exclusive interview fuelled by wine and cigars, Vijay Mallya puts up a spirited defence of Kingfisher Airlines and says two rivals are trying to ground him.