ACK Media hopes to tap the large captive audience in India for these titles and then look beyond to a sizeable diaspora, many of whom have grown up on these comics.

Will the Tatas’ foray into mineral water travel well?

Higher education is not out of bounds for your children as banks are ready to finance their dreams. Here’s how to fund their education.

Your cover story Real Estate, Correction or Crash? was timely, as a churn is already evident in the realty space in the country. It gave a clear picture of the actual situation prevailing in the different regions, metros and peripheral towns, and put in perspective all the factors affecting realty prices.

While India Inc. had managed to avert a sharp deceleration in its topline and bottomline growth in the first three quarters of fiscal 2008, it’s the last quarter that perhaps gives a clear picture of where they are headed. Hit by higher input prices and interest rates, corporate earnings growth was down sharply in the last quarter of 2007-08. Now with derivatives losses growing, India Inc. faces anxious times ahead.

ISB may spread its wings. First stop could be Mohali.

With the business environment getting more competitive, advertising agencies are redrawing job profiles to tap deeper into the talent pool.

Organised food retailing is going to be huge, but it will be nothing without a back end, and a backbone. That’s where the logistics sector comes into play—right from state-of-the-art warehouses to the entire gamut of cold chain infrastructure. BT's Anand Adhikari says that companies in India and abroad have shown a keen interest to invest in this sector.

“India will never have a revolution. China will need one every two or three centuries... Its society is hierarchical? India is diverse”George Yong-Boon Yeo, Foreign Minister, Singapore, in The Indian Express

Despite the joint CEO experiment not coming off in several high profile cases globally, Chairman Azim Premji is betting on the model to unify Wipro’s IT businesses and spur growth. He is rather confident that the teams are ready and the timing is right. BT's Rahul Sachitanand finds out whether the new arrangement will work.

Real estate MFs promise to change the landscape of realty investments and make them accessible to all. Here’s what you should know.

Can information technology be transformational? Without doubt, yes. And here are 20 examples to prove it. Our annual listing of the most IT-savvy outfits in the country.

A bunch of Bangalore bravehearts helps city singles beat the housing blues.

The simultaneous rise of China, Japan and India is posing a geopolitical conundrum.

For more than a decade now, Coimbatore Krishnarao Prahalad has been the best-known management guru from India. Professor of Strategy at the Ross School of Business, University of Michigan, Prahalad shot to fame with his book Competing for the Future, which he co-authored with Gary Hamel. He spoke to Business Today's R. Sridharan on innovation and his own intellectual journey over the years.

Satyam delivers in a challenging global environment.

Even if you weren't in the market for property, you must have noticed that the no-holds-barred boom in real estate prices over the past 5-7 years is cooling off. Prices that had been soaring on the back of growing demand, low interest rates and a high-growth economy appear to be slowing down.

The subprime crisis and the slowdown in the US will hit the Indian IT industry hard. According to top industry executives, the IT industry, which was growing at over 30 per cent till last year, may now have to be satisfied with a 15-20 per cent annual growth. BT's Rahul Sachitanand reports.

An assortment of opportunities is on offer as cricket’s masala version gets off to a heady start.

By judiciously growing markets, nibbling away at shares, creating new growth engines and going international, Marico has been able to do something few FMCG companies have been able to pull off—21 per cent cumulative average growth over the last five years. BT's T.V. Mahalingam tells us the success story.