The entry of new players is changing the rules of the game for construction industry workers.

Budget 2008-09, which is high on promises for indebted farmers, rural development projects focussing on health, education and employment, also tucked in a few surprises for the urban tax payers.

The economy is slowing down, foreign investors have turned wary, and there is an election to be won next year. So, will Finance Minister P. Chidambaram script Budget 2008 for votes or growth? Shalini S. Dagar tells us what we can expect this year.  Full coverage: Budget 2008-09

Mumbai builders find a novel way to beat land supply crunch.

The recent round of rate cuts is welcome, but will it rev up housing sales? Should you buy or invest in a house now?

Now, a real estate fund that’s fastidious about its investors.

Events that rocked the business world—or just made head honchos sit up and take notice.

Some of the biggest gainers on the stock market recently have been companies that most of us have probably never heard of. Which are these companies, what do they do and what’s so hot about them?

The Godrejs’ property business has the potential to propel the group—so far best known as a maker of soap—into the elite league of India’s most valued businesses.

As India Inc. racks up acquisitions overseas, it’s come square up against a new challenge: managing across cultures. Here’s how industry vanguards are dealing with it.

Check out Business Today's annual listing of companies you need to keep your eye on.

The market's valuation has soared to an all-time high. Now is the time to look for undervalued gems in the unfolding growth themes.

Billions of dollars are to be poured into setting up more than 200 integrated townships across the country. While these could be the answer to India’s urban problems, there are several risks that developers and investors must negotiate. A BT-DTZ study.

Despite global risk appetite coming off and the subprime concerns unnerving the world’s stock markets, the Indian market has shown a sturdy resilience and has been steadily gaining ground.

Real estate stocks have soared to sky-high levels. But with growth staggering, it's time for a reality check.

Ambani's 27-storey partly-built condo is under threat.

Two of the state's industry-friendly cities, Ahmedabad and Surat, climb up the rankings in the Best Cities for Business survey. That may have something to do with Chief Minister Narendra Modi's avowed goal of achieving economic growth in the state that's even faster than that of China. 

As state capitals get crowded, businesses are scrambling for newer destinations within and outside their home states. Happily for India Inc., there are quite a few cities to choose from.

The IT boom has turned Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune and Gurgaon into cities of opportunities. But on the flip side, it has turned these cities into urban nightmares.

It has nudged ahead of the competition in the foreign banks arena, but there's more to Citigroup in India than just banking.