Should the CEO pay the price for an employee’s rape and murder?

The best managed companies are also very successful companies, but the opposite is not always true. A Business Today and Ernst & Young study identifies what leading practices India's best companies adopt to outperform industry and competitors.

Tata Steel practically invented CSR much before the term became fashionable around the world.

To Bharti Enterprises Chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal, the JRD Tata Corporate Leadership Award, for his outstanding contribution to Indian industry. The award was presented by Power Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde.

BT Mindrush2019: Businesses have to be disruptive or they might perish

Investors love it for its vision, customers adore it for its innovation and new product development and, between all that, the Birlas of Grasim Industries find the time to more than give back to the community.

The methodology behind the Business Today-Ernst & Young study.

In presenting the budget for 2008-09, Finance Minister P. Chidambaram seems to have achieved the impossible. He did not give up any of the ongoing schemes or subsidies; in fact, allocations for most of them have been enhanced.

P. Chidambaram considers himself a lucky Finance Minister—that is, one who brings luck. And lucky he has been over the last four years as India’s Chief Financial Officer, but not so much because of his government’s policy making as the economic boom across the world.

How Microsoft has evolved under its CEO, Satya Nadella

The tale of Ronnie Screwvala’s UTV is almost as fantastic as some of the blockbuster Bollywood productions that have come out of this media & entertainment house.

TCS goes for a rejig to simplify things for its customers.

FMCG, realty, financial services and IT companies are paying the highest CEO and managing director salaries, reveals the fourth quarterly survey by BT-Omam Consultants.

What Tata Sons achieved under the leadership of Ratan Tata

A NASSCOM-Business Today panel focus on the burning subject of global leadership.

It’s an honour that seems to have come a little late in the day. Among the innumerable feathers in his cap, Sunil Bharti Mittal, Group Chairman and CEO, Bharti Enterprises, has added another— the GSM Association Chairman’s Award 2008.

Tata Steel’s acquisition of Corus was a marriage made in heaven. Now Ratan Tata, along with the top brass of both companies, is burning the midnight oil to make the union work.

Things aren’t as bad for the Indian IT industry as the sombre mood among delegates at the NASSCOM Leadership Forum held recently in Mumbai tended to convey.

 A Silicon Valley veteran of 27 years, Vyomesh Joshi is also on the board of Yahoo. In India, on a rare trip ‘back home’ (to attend a family wedding), Joshi, or VJ to friends and colleagues, agreed to don his corporate duds for an hour and talk to BT’s Kushan Mitra about his successes and the future of printing.

The big boys of Indian telecom just can’t have enough of a booming market for wireless services. That’s why they plan to pump billions in putting up more infrastructure and expanding into new areas in the fiscal year ahead. Meantime, a clutch of pretenders has ambitions of gate-crashing the Great Telecom Party.