Prime Minister Manmohan Singh may succeed in reviving business sentiment with his recent announcements but moving the needle on the economy will take a lot more doing.

Mumbai's charming Willingdon Sports Club played host to the latest chapter of the BT-Honda Pro-Am tournament.

Rahul, son of KP Singh's elder daughter Renuka Talwar, has joined DLF India Ltd as a \"senior management trainee\" with a pay package of Rs 57,725 per month, besides other benefits.

He's made tentative investments in the energy and steel sectors, via joint ventures and acquisitions, but the big bang will clearly come when the chairman of the world's largest steel company freezes his plans to set up a mega-steel unit in the country. So, what's stopping him?

They escaped death on the night of terror attacks in Mumbai on November 26 last year. Life in the city hasn’t changed much, but for Gulam Noon and Alok Vajpeyi, the aftermath of the terror attacks has brought about a new meaning to life.

As mergers & acquisitions become a way of life at India Inc., CEOs are leaning heavily on their teams of dealmakers who are not too far away from the corner room.

Vijay Mallya’s aviation business has landed in a sea of red. Mallya has a survival plan, but he may need to look at drastic options to stay afloat. K. R. Balasubramanyam and Kushan Mitra go into the details.

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.

Vijay Mallya cannibalises the Deccan brand as Kingfisher spreads its wings abroad.

By selling out to Daiichi Sankyo, the CEO& MD of Ranbaxy hasn’t just netted a Rs 9,576-crore windfall, but brightened the company's future sans him in the global generics' marketplace. A report by Business Today's Shalini S. Dagar. Ranbaxy will continue acquisition, says CEORanbaxy to sell stake to Japan's Daiichi

Despite the joint CEO experiment not coming off in several high profile cases globally, Chairman Azim Premji is betting on the model to unify Wipro’s IT businesses and spur growth. He is rather confident that the teams are ready and the timing is right. BT's Rahul Sachitanand finds out whether the new arrangement will work.

Kingfisher and Deccan are like chalk and cheese, with different operating philosophies and different target segments. The two airlines have different business models and cater to different passenger segments. What, then, is the rationale behind their merger? Kingfisher in Europe & US, Deccan in Asia: Mallya Kingfisher to fly abroad this year: PatelWind under their wingsBeyond the horizon