A chemistry student who started in advertising and then moved to IT, Sandeep Menon prefers to take the road less travelled, both at work and play.

Bewildered by the sheer number of gift options this festival season? Don’t be. Our gift guide has the answers you’re looking for.

There’s a new trend in oriental salads, but the best stuff is off the menu.

Fancy yourself as a true whisky connoisseur? These five rare whiskies are a must in your home bar, says Mahesh Mishra.

While a recent report by consulting firm KPMG believes that airlines in India will be raking in profits by 2011 once most infrastructural issues have been sorted out, it is the present that worries most airlines.

Massive investment-led demand may help the economy tide over the slowdown.

IT and ITES companies will step up recruitments, while financial services and telecom firms will hire less.

It's impossible to ignore Nikhil Gandhi and his grand game plan of sinking $20 billion into a clutch of big-ticket infrastructure projects. BT’s Virendra Verma deconstructs the man.

The sheer amount of manufacturing activity taking place in small towns of India is mindboggling. Shops are being set up at breakneck speed and there is massive expansion. Where are these clusters located, and can they really deliver on their promise? Here is what Business Today discovered.

From floods to glacier bursts, how India suffers due to climate change

In the first-ever rating of Indian wines, BT More got eight experts from around the country and beyond to try out 38 different wines to zero in on the best wines made in India. Here are the results.

Retail and telecom perk up, while IT, ITES and manufacturing slacken, reveals the seventh quarterly BT-TeamLease Employment Outlook Survey.

Feel like flying? Go right ahead.

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.

A state of the art camera, new fitness equipment, jewellery and even perfumes—there’s a lot of new stuff for you this fortnight.

James Canton, CEO AND MD of San Francisco-based think tank, Institute for Global Futures, and author of the celebrated book, The Extreme Future, believes technological advances and innovation will be the big drivers of the global economy in the 21st century.

Regular readers of treadmill know that the author of this column isn’t a huge running enthusiast.

Heavy rains cripple Mumbai; forecast says worse yet to come

Overseas clients spur an industry in India that runs both personal and professional errands for them.

On a trek in the Garhwal Himalayas, BT’s Anusha Subramanian comes back with lessons in micro-financing and community-owned tourism.