LimeRoad works on a simple premise. It allows you to create your own look - on a virtual scrapbook - using products from 1,500 small vendors on its site.

Is it about 'neutrality' in gaining access to information? In being unrestricted about learning or gaining information, asks Keshav Murugesh, Group CEO, WNS.

We need another three-four months to get the e-commerce feature. Our tech team is at it, says co-founder of Wooplr, a fashion discovery app.

The high-tech smartwatch, which will range in price from $350 to $17,000 for an 18-karat gold model, is Apple's first major new product in five years.

The ibibo Group did not play its cards right and tried its hands at everything in e-commerce. The Group's focus on online travel will also take time to show results.

Since Sonali Kulkarni took charge of Fanuc India in 2006 the company's revenue has doubled and she has safeguarded the company's market share through various steps, including scaled-down versions of robots and appropriate pricing.

Hyderabad-based NowFloats helps you get a website - and helps promote it as well - without your needing access to the Net, or even a PC. Besides the speed and ease of getting a website up, the company also provides automated search engine optimisation.

As part of our coverage on India's coolest start-ups, we profile Vijaybabu Gandhi and Arunprasad Durairaj's Flinto Learning Solutions that targets busy, and guilty, parents who want to keep their kids engaged.

After failure stared at the founders of bayt.com, a West Asian job portal, following the dotcom bust of 2000. Yet today, bayt.com is the leading job portal of the region. Its traffic, revenue, job postings and profitability are higher than all its competitors combined. This case study looks at how the portal managed this transformation.

The company as part of new terms of service wants to use your name, photo and product reviews in ads that it sells to businesses.

This online photo, and recently video, sharing network has become so popular it has a cult following big enough to sustain a new stream of photography, complete with its trademark square frames and film camera-inspired filters.

Humor Me's high-society satire 'Dinner for Pricks' brings Broadway to your doorstep.

The online fashion retailing industry is burgeoning. Numerous sites have cropped up in the past few years to claim their share of a very satisfying retail pie.

The reviews from the rating agencies begin as early as October and India is precariously poised just a notch above junk status. It was, therefore, incumbent on the government to move with alacrity.

After the Instagram acquisition deal, the world's biggest social network acquires start-up Tagtile for an undisclosed sum.

When you mix 'no-limits' thinking with abundant excess you get one of the world's grandest hotels.

Corporate honchos are also writing popular fiction, finds Anusha Subramanian.

A suspected rogue trader was arrested in London on losing a major investment bank of about $2 billion.

The giant in the world of technology has had its ups and downs in recent years and is hardly a 'cool' company anymore. But it is still the stuff legends are made of and remains influential in the world of computing. Business Today visits Microsoft's headquarters to understand its vision of the future of computing.

Most young Indians have known nothing but digital music but that has done precious little for the music industry. That may be changing, slowly.