Anil Ambani on Tuesday said there has been a 'creative destruction' of the telecom sector that has resulted in creation of oligopoly which is going towards a duopoly and may be even a monopoly in the future.

Lessons from the failure of some of India's biggest business names.

For the \"face of the industry\" to change, J.C. Sharma, the Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Sobha Limited, has a list of asks from regulators and the government.

How Malvinder and Shivinder Singh blew Rs 22,500 crore in less than a decade and lost control over Fortis Healthcare and Religare Enterprises.

The RERA Act brought in transparency and accountability to real estate sector and boosted home buyers' confidence not just in Mumbai and the MMR, but across the country.

After the implementation of GST, the handloom weavers have seen a decline in their earnings, says Donthi Narasimha Reddy, an independent textile expert.

Bank credit has grown by 12.44 per cent to Rs 86.13 lakh crore, services sector saw a growth of 23 per cent against just 4.7 per cent in the previous month; the draft Personal Data Protection Bill has left the crucial issue of data localisation rather open-ended; and it was revealed in the parliament that central and state governments were unable to fill 24 lakh vacancies including in the railways, and army. BusinessToday.In Editor Rajeev Dubey explains this and more on The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

Green shoots emerge for residential real estate, but it isn't out of the woods.

Affordable housing is picking up pace, thanks to proactive policies and savvy investors/developers. But sustaining the momentum is a tall order.

Industry body FICCI, along with Grant Thornton and escrow platform Escrowffrr, has now come up with a report with ideas on how to go about improving transparency in the secondary market.

Vinay Sah, MD and CEO of LIC Housing Finance (LIC HFL), talks to Naveen Kumar on the latest developments in the housing finance industry and the performance of the company as one of the significant NBFC players in this segment.

Why alternative investment funds are gaining traction with wealthy Indians.

Ayushman Bharat can do to healthcare what GST is expected to do to India's indirect tax regime. But there are challenges, too.

The top industrialists in the country have been quite reluctant in publicly voicing their concerns about the economy in all these years. The scene is changing now.

Indian real estate, especially the residential segment, is battered. Homebuyers have been taken for a ride by builders who couldn't complete projects. This led to a trust deficit, and the subsequent enforcement of the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act (RERA), which is now forcing builders to change their operating models. Rajeev Talwar, CEO, DLF Ltd., and Chairman of the National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO), tells Business Today's Goutam Das about the changing landscape, why it is time to create excess supply in affordable housing, and how to go about it. Edited excepts:

The biannual Employment Outlook Report by TeamLease Services forecasts an increase of 4 per cent in the net employment outlook to 95% for the April-September 2018 period versus 91% in October-March 2017-18.

Thousands of GST officials from CGST office have decided to stay away from the one year GST celebration across the country. It indicates though the BJP government is trying to make it a bigger celebration event, everything is not okay within the taxmen fraternity who alleges pressure from seniors to meet the targets.

In a freewheeling interview with Prosenjit Datta, he talks about how GST has helped his textile business, the philosophy behind the brand strategy, why he did not diversify into newer areas, the future of textiles and the Arvind Group, and finally, what he sees as the role of the promoter of a business vis-a-vis the role of professionals.

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