Lessons from the most inexcusable business failures of the past 25 years.

From Facebook to LinkedIn, Twitter to Orkut, corporates are beginning to use various forms of social media to reach out to consumers, employees and partners, writes Kushan Mitra.

Cellphone data was used in a recent case to pinpoint the location of an accused during a crime. Can such data be used as evidence?

It was with some trepidation that I began reading your cover Indian IT’s Worst Hour (BT, May 17). However, it was with a great sense of relief that I put it down two hours later.

Despite its troubles, several leading corporate houses are keen to snap up Satyam.

Featuring Puravankara’s Jayakar Jerome, Motorola’s Sanjay Jha, Apollo Health’s Ratan Jalan, HCL’s Vineet Nayar, Satyam’s B. Ramalinga Raju and Economist C. Rangarajan.

Mobile banking is fast catching up as an alternative channel for banking services. Here’s what you should know about it.

What’s up at BPL? The erstwhile market leader in the country’s consumer durables market seems to have disappeared from the public radar.

There is a saying at Satyam Computer Services that when it comes to dealing with customers, it is not alchemy but chemistry that works. But what if the equations turn sour and outcomes get toxic?

If cash is going out of fashion, thanks to the credit card, it won’t be long before plastic makes way for another payment system. And this one could well be in your mobile handset.

What are senior Indian execs doing hanging around at social networking site, Facebook.com? BT finds out.