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It is an honour from his Alma Mater, but Anand Mahindra, 53, Vice-Chairman & Managing Director of Mahindra & Mahindra, calls it “a recognition of the India growth story, and of Indian entrepreneurialism in general”.

What is it? It’s an online financial marketplace, called www.bankbazaar.com, which individuals can visit for home loans and personal loans.

The job market has taken the biggest downturn in the past eight quarters.

You should accumulate exchange-traded funds in the coming months. And the best ones are those that have low tracking errors.

A list of women who figured in Business Today's list of powerful business women in 2007 and 2006. We also compile a list of business women who figured in every list since 2003.

The Wall Street bug has spread far and wide, taking its toll on markets all over the globe. Back home, however, many of the US investment banks are in no mood to call it a day.

Andy Green, CEO, Logica, speaks to BT on the road ahead and his plans for Logica at a time the market is in turmoil.

They span generations and are there in every field, from biscuits to banking, from HR to hospitals. Denied entry into a male bastion, they create another industry. They are the most powerful women in the corporate world.

From two-wheelers to trucks, Mahindra is eyeing every slice of the automobiles pie. It is branching out into virtually every conceivable auto-segment, either with international partners or via takeovers.

The picture isn’t totally dismal. A handful of promoters has been successful in acquiring land, largely by keeping the local population’s needs in mind.

If you’re preparing to go up-country in search of open spaces, here are a few pointers you could keep in mind.

The Insurance Regulatory Development Authority (IRDA) has changed the rules of the game for insurance companies by amending investment regulations. IRDA’s new investment guidelines are likely to hit LIC.

IT stocks are rebounding due to a weaker rupee, but choose your stocks carefully.

A spate of new, emerging opportunities is enticing private sector players into infrastructure investments.

As valuations take a beating, a number of companies, big and small, are being forced to tweak their fund-raising plans.

M&M eyes more auto segments, and more markets. he company is likely to launch the Scorpio in the US through a Georgiabased distributor named Global Vehicles.

The inside story of how Ambani’s trusted lieutenant is attempting to make over a modest family business of plastics processing and textiles into an infrastructure Goliath.

New jobs emerge as private players step in to manage pension funds.

Developers are refusing to admit it, but they are in trouble. Smaller developers are also getting affected by the downturn, having been forced to defer their IPOs due to adverse market sentiments.