We takes a tour of India’s largest onshore oilfield in Rajasthan’s Barmer district as it goes into production.

Naveen Jindal has propelled his steel and power company into India’s—and the world’s—most profitable power producers by focussing on the wildly lucrative merchant power business. Will his competitors stop his dream run?

Cheap, svelte and robust, netbooks have reached a unique tipping point. An impending broadband revolution and rising incomes will render them as commonplace as your cell phone.

With village youth comprising three-fourths of its employee base, BVG India has struck upon a unique — and cost-competitive — business model in facilities management and support services.

With personal loans all but drying up, here are a few ways to overcome your income-expense mismatch.

The problems with Kingfisher Airlines keep getting worse with every takeoff, forcing it to look for an urgent cash injection. Can it fly out of the turbulent zone?

How the global slowdown is reshaping competition from emerging markets.

Lessons from the most inexcusable business failures of the past 25 years.

India Inc. delivers the goods in the first quarter in another indication of an incipient economic recovery.

The pall of gloom over the state of the world’s financial condition may be lifting, but Indians are still wary about their financial health. Virendra Verma tells us more.

We bring you the most comprehensive insider account of the latest outbreak between the feuding Ambani brothers so far, write Puja Mehra and Suman Layak.Anil's spoilers

For a taste of China, in more ways than one, Taipei is just the ticket.

Private-equity honchos are putting their oars into the companies they’ve invested in to ensure they survive the downturn.

Most kirana and mom-and-pop stores have been able to hold their own against the might of India Inc’s giant retail formats. Can they survive in the long run? Business Today walks into five such stores in the metros to gauge the pulse of unorganised retailing. The verdict: Don’t write them off, yet.

Focussing on growth when it should have been working on consolidation cost Subhiksha its business. Can it make a comeback?

Will the foreign venue and costs associated with it and increased rates for advertisers dent the earnings of various stakeholders in IPL’s second season? BT finds out.

The fizz is back (BT cover story, May 31) is a gripping read about Coca-Cola India chief Atul Singh’s exemplary leadership.

This is among many other suggestions an E&Y study makes to deliver the economy a better fiscal stimulus.

While affordability is the new mantra, some developers are going even lower— houses at less than a million bucks. Apart from the small ticket sizes of the apartments, developers are resorting to several innovations to cut down on costs and, thus, keep a check on the final price tag. Tejeesh N.S. Behl & Anusha Subramanian report.

India Inc. shows resilience to post better-than-expected results in the March quarter. It could be an indication of an incipient economic recovery.