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MONEY TODAY dips into the experience of 26 first-generation businessmen it profiled in these pages in the past one year to shortlist five milestones each aspiring entrepreneur has to cross before claiming success.

The iPhone is several months away from the Indian shores, officially. Yet the wait has begun.

In March, roaming rates were slashed by 56%. Now it’s a race to launch the “best” plans. These cuts are an attempt to lure new customers and reduce churn of existing users.

How can you tap rich source that can help turn your garage idea into an Apple? Gaurav Marathe tells us.

India's No. 1 carmaker Maruti has proved marketing purists wrong by successfully managing multiple brands in similar price points.

Conglomerates as well as smaller players backed by dollops of private equity are investing big bucks in processing food and taking it to the consumer.

Sunshine, long considered a powerful source of Vitamin D, is under scrutiny as researchers compare its benefits with medication.

Fawaz Gruosi, Founder and President, de Grisogono

With phone operators busy readying 3G offerings in India, BT looks at what you can expect before the turn of the year.

From itsy-bitsy gadgets to cool cars to mega bikes to exercise equipment, there is a host of really cool things out in the market this summer. Anumeha Chaturvedi checks out their desirability quotient.

Google's mobile operating system is winning new customers the world over. We are sold too.

To harness the potential of innovation, companies need to understand that innovation is a discipline, and one that - while integrative - still has specific and robust elements that can be embedded within organizations and practiced routinely.

India's and the world's most talked-about CEOs in April.

India emerges a hotbed for emerging market innovations and new business ideas as the world looks for frugal solutions.

A clutch of home-grown handset brands, high on features but low on price, is giving established brands nightmares in the world's fastest-growing market. Who are the people behind these brands? And why do their phones sell?

A fast expanding coffee-to-infrastructure to-financial services sprawl already ranks V.G. Siddhartha among India's 50 richest people. And, this is just the beginning.

4.1% is the projected growth in the world's economy this year (2010), which is 0.2 points more than previously forecast, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

India's and the World's most talked-about CEOs in February.

In a year in which Infosys showed negative growth for the first time in its history, its CFO did well to avoid a big-time erosion in value.