You have been short shrifted by India Ltd. CFO P. Chidambaram. But you can still beat the blues.

As promoters of India Ltd, you have been short shrifted by its CFO P. Chidambaram. But you can still beat the blues.

Most of our earlier start-up listers thrive, except for a few that stumbled.

What's the value of all the cars the government owns? Why has the Centre given up on downsizing? Read about these factoids and more.

New highways and consumer preference for comfort are powering demand for these new buses. But will prohibitive pricing and a stronger railway network crimp growth?

They may not be running businesses or owning them, but this clutch of women in government influences the course that India Inc. takes.

India is inherently strong in human capital, but succession planning is not high on India Inc.’s agenda, Cheryl Buxton, Global Managing Director, Client Services, Korn/Ferry International, tells Saumya Bhattacharya. Here are the excerpts:

Consider taking up the construction of dedicated freight corridors on these routes (about 11,500 km double line; approximate cost Rs 1,50,000 crore) as a national project funded by the Government of India, to be completed in 10 years.

Resolve, right men and revenue are the three Rs that can set the economy on fast track. Here's how fixing the three Rs can help the UPA redeem itself as an economic administrator of excellence. Puja Mehra writes.

Infrastructure is one sector where opportunities missed aren’t opportunities lost—not at least for the investors. BT presents a snapshot of prospects across a few key sectors.

There is much by way of investments in the railway sector that are waiting to happen.

In its five years at the Centre, the United Progressive Alliance government persevered for just one goal: Survival. Here’s a rating for its key ministers.

Today, with airline ticket prices and the BSE Sensex having switched roles, yesterday's bitter rivals Kingfisher Airlines and Jet Airways have struck a grand alliance that could also draw in Indigo and Paramount. Will it work? Or work against consumers? Kushan Mitra says that even as the airlines fight off one demon, they are faced with another: a weaker global economy.

Can information technology be transformational? Without doubt, yes. And here are 20 examples to prove it. Our annual listing of the most IT-savvy outfits in the country.

Steel and cement prices have appreciated over the last six months and led to runaway inflation. The government has alleged that companies in these sectors have formed cartels to keep prices high. How justified is the government angst? Or rather, is it a combination of factors that have conspired to push up prices? BT’s Arnab Mitra and N. Madhavan find out.

How ministries utilised their budget in the last 10 years

Arun Jaitley's budget had good news for some, bad for others

Why rail fares may see a hike this Budget

Newsmakers: FM weighs relaxing fiscal deficit target and more

A few months ago, hackers brought Europe’s most wired country, Estonia, to its knees. India’s IT network is rather modest in comparison. So, who would bother messing with it, right? Wrong.