Honeywell India's Arijit Ghosh strives to customise strategies to the Indian context, and not adopt models from the United States.

Bolstered by rapidly climbing consumer electronic sales, particularly of flat panel displays and mobile phones, and better realisations through a small pricing premium, Samsung has equalled LG in sales and expects to end 2011 ahead of its rival by a substantial margin.

Andrew M. Miller, President and CEO of Polycom, a leading player in communications solutions, visited Delhi for the first time recently to inaugurate a demo lab in Gurgaon. He spoke to BT's Sunny Sen on how communications is changing worldwide.

Among the privileged few who had interactions with Warren Buffett when he visited India in March, was Aryaman Dalmia,who met the billionaire investor for a full 15 minutes.

At the age of 69, Larsen & Toubro CMD AM Naik has spent almost half a century with the company. But he is still passionate, and wants to see a changed L&T in the next 18 months. Listen to the interview

Chairman A M Naik wants to see a changed L&T in the next 18 months - that's when his term ends. There is lots to do - find a successor and sell units not doing well.

Deepak Puri's Moser Baer has grown into the world's second largest producer of blank compact discs

A.M. Naik risks squandering his legacy with a rushed plan to split the company.

A worldwide debate is raging about the risks of nuclear power. Even if the Indian government's audacious plan for a necklace of reactors takes shape, we will derive only five per cent of our energy needs from nuclear plants by 2050.

Alto is the world's largest selling hatchback, no mean feat for a car in its 10th year.

 Why Sheryl Sandberg continues her love affair with this country.

Pranab Mukherjee's latest budget speech listed some welcome steps like a million-a-day Aadhar numbers, a roster of delayed financial legislation, and the first stabs at routing cash subsidies directly to the poor. By and large, however, it was a safe budget.

Telecom business models get ready for an overhaul as pressures of maintaining margins - and, indeed, survival - mount.

A Russian conglomerate takes a contrarian stance in India wagering on mobile data services and, two years later, sticks by that bet.

Sales of passenger cars in India increased by a third in 2010, but rising fuel prices and shrinking margins for carmakers mean 2011 may not be so hot.

Leadership in scooters is not enough. Honda has a long way to go in motorcycles.

Playing with India Inc.'s leading lights, lady pros from India and abroad added competitiveness and glamour to the 16th BT-Honda Pro-Am of Champions.

Mobile number portability may trigger a fresh tariff war.