While the media and entertainment sector has tremendous growth potential, prudent fiscal legislation would help it perform at its potential.

While advocates say the UID project is one of the best ways to solve India's problem of delivering governance to 1.2 billion people, critics say it is too ambitious and high-tech for a country where nearly 40 per cent of the population is still officially defined as poor.

Time magazine says the Supreme Court's decision to cancel 122 controversial mobile phone licenses has opened up a new round of scepticism about India as a destination for foreign investment.

Wipro's hard-driving CEO T.K. Kurien, who has revived the company's fortunes, speaks to Goutam Das and Josey Puliyenthuruthel.

Children are digital natives. Ergo, parents will have to adapt.

In the wake of corruption investigations, dysfunctional governance and a growing gulf between politicians and the people, the approaching assembly polls will circumscribe economic policy options.

Kingfisher chairman Vijay Mallya has faced rough situations earlier, but the chances that he will be able pull a rabbit out of the hat this time are slim. Only a stroke of financial genius and oodles of luck will save his cash-strapped airline with a debt of Rs 7,500 crore.

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Unless the government supports it on curbing inflation, RBI will have to kill the high-growth momentum. In the war on inflation, there are limits to what RBI can achieve without government support.

There are no dearth of options if you want an active working life even after retirement. Make your passion a career or learn new skills to keep going.

One day after the Reserve Bank of India raised interest rates for the 11th time in 17 months, Deputy Governor Subir Gokarn spoke candidly and in detail with Chaitanya Kalbag on the battle the central bank is doggedly waging against inflation.

The world's oldest and most basic exercise is fast becoming a new age corporate mantra. Avid runner and founder of Running and Living, Rahul S Verghese tells us why we should run.

The new chief minister of West Bengal has achieved her goal of demolishing the Left in Bengal. Now comes the tough part.BT talks to Amit Mitra about his plans for Bengal

In World Bank's global index of 'Ease of Doing Business', India ranks 133 out of 183 countries. Five experts discuss the problems Indian entrepreneurs face and what can be done to reduce them.

All budgets are important, but some budgets are more important than others. Business Today chooses ten that have had the most impact on the nation's economy.

We drive the latest luxury vehicle in town.

Tata Steel's raw materials edge could be blunted by the demands of its European empire unless it gets hold of new reserves.

India ranked a lowly 134 among 183 countries, according to a study by the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation, which evaluated countries on the basis of the ease of conducting business. Here's why:

India has slipped to the 133 rank out of 183 economies in the world during 2010 from 131 last year in terms of ease of doing business in the country.

General Electric adds booster fuel to an aggressive India strategy with new ideas and a new structure.Listen to GE CEO Jeff Immelt interview