There are still quite a few undervalued stocks that could see big upsides in the new year. We shortlist 10 such gems.

What is it? It isn’t steamed Tibetan dumplings; rather, it is short for Mobile Monday.

Remember these golden oldies? BT More took some of the oldest mobile handsets, inserted new SIM cards into them and tried out various features. The results are worth a read.

India’s challenges are numerous and it, therefore, requires not a few but many leaders to address the myriad problems.

Vijay Mallya acquired Air Deccan, Arun Sarin dialled into India, K.P. Singh launched India’s biggest IPO.

The year gone by had it all—emotion, drama, action, and a bit of tragedy too, says T.V. Mahalingam who had a good seat in the house.

Vineet Jain is coming into his own. He’s taking the Old Lady of Boribunder to places she’s never seen before.

Jignesh Shah is using technology to deliver the benefits of globalisation to the masses.

India is the world’s largest democracy and a nation that is economically resurgent. But we have undergone over 200 years of colonisation and are, at the moment, in the midst of an aggressively globalising world.

In many ways, Dhoni is like Kapil Dev. Both hail from small towns not known for producing cricketing talent till their arrival. Both burst on the international cricket scene and immediately set the stands on fire with their explosive batting.

We live in extraordinary times. Never before in the last three centuries has India received the kind of attention that she is getting today. Whichever conference I attend in the world, India’s growth is always talked about.

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Amar Babu seems to relish the heat and dust of the fast-growing Indian market. Just months after moving to the US as MD, South Asia (Sales and Marketing Group), Intel, Babu finds himself back home.

Despite certain shortcomings, the latest offering from Motorola is a very good device.

India Inc. is in the growth mode. The massive opportunity has, however, brought along excessive workload and unrealistic targets. Result: the workforce is falling prey to burnout.

If you thought that 2007 provided a bumper crop of gadgets, then 2008 is likely to be an even bigger year. And we are not even talking of the second iteration of the iPhone. Big gadgets, small gadgets, we have them all here.

The image of the moustachetwirling, pot-bellied man from the South who tilts perilously at the nearest nine yards of fabric he can espy is slowly but surely fading away. Say hello to the trendy, brandconscious southern male who’s raring to go on a bender.

Ranganath ‘Rangu’ Salgame hit the headlines two years ago when, as the India head for Cisco, he persuaded his bosses to commit a massive $1.1 billion (Rs 4,400 crore) investment to the country’s operations.

Mobile phone sales have sky rocketed. The worldwide sales to end users in the third quarter of 2007 reached 289 million units, a 15 per cent increase over the figures for the corresponding period last year.

This winter, choose from a range of watches, perfumes, shoes and other items which are high on desirability.