The United States is losing ground in education and is no longer the destination of first choice for many prospective international graduate students, says a recent study by the Council of Graduate Schools (CGS), an organisation of 500 higher educational institutions in the US and Canada.

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.

We met Moon Bum Shin, MD of LG Electronics in India, over drinks at his favourite haunt in Delhi.And we discovered a whole new fun side to this hard-working and extremely successful Korean.

Here’s a helpful suggestion to all the self appointed czars of Indian culture: bulldoze the Kandariya Mahadeva and all the other temples in Khajuraho and also the Sun Temple in Konark.

Mutual Funds' assets cross Rs 28 lakh crore in October

From a long list of names, we finally picked 10 that stood out for the uniqueness of their businesses or rapid growth. Our second annual listing of the most happening young ventures.

Indian tech companies that are expected to launch an IPO in 2021-22

The statutory body, which is supposed to regulate higher education in the country, is a sclerotic, bureaucratic organisation that is, instead, vitiating the atmosphere of technical education in India. In the past, it has been often accused of approving institutions with questionable credentials even as some of India's premier institutes have found it difficult to gain recognition. Rishi Joshi reports.

Announcing the launch of the TiE-Canaan Entrepreneurial Challenge 2008.

IIT graduates are choosing career options in India over job offers abroad—either as entrepreneurs or in sectors far removed from their skill sets, such as finance and consulting.

A Business Today-Technopak roundtable on ‘Opportunities and Investments in the Healthcare Industry’ throws up some ground-breaking solutions on how to help the sector thrive.

Top 10 global celebrities with the highest number of fake followers

Rs 52,000 crore: The amount spent every year by about 450,000 Indian students on higher education abroad

Barriers to innovation remain, but the most innovative companies have realised that \"innovation\" is not just about developing new products and services but, more fundamentally, about discovering new ways to create value. A Business Today-Monitor Group study profiles the most innovative Indian firms.

Jain Irrigation Systems is the second-largest drip irrigation company in the world and one of the largest suppliers of ducting to telcos globally. The stock of Jain Irrigation Systems rose from Rs 411.10 on February 28, 2007, when Chidambaram presented his first “pro-farmer” Budget, to Rs 612.8 on March 13, 2008, a fortnight after the second such Budget. Now, it’s eyeing revenues of $1 billion. BT's Krishna Gopalan reports.

How lockdown due to coronavirus has changed TV consumption in India

It was a bizarre sight by all accounts. More than 50 foreigners, expat executives to be precise, were zipping around Bangalore in autorickshaws as they tried to complete a long list of ‘tasks’—ranging from making a chain of flowers to hugging a goat. Inquisitive onlookers were told: “This is a scavenger hunt.” The hunt and more such endeavours are part of the Bangalore Expatriate Club’s idea of letting the good times roll in a foreign land.

Tata Motors’ transformation from a domestic behemoth to a nimble and aggressive global player is unprecedented in the Indian auto industry. So, how is it managing it?

By turning its weaknesses into virtues, Bharti changed the telecom industry paradigm. Result: In a booming industry, it’s still ahead of the pack.

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