Expected to be the biggest in the country with over 30,000 participants. we tell you why you should join up, and what it takes to go the distance.

Want to make your wedding an event, that’s truly an affair to remember? Preston Bailey, Hollywood’s favourite wedding designer, tells you how.

The ideas and work of these top-notch women thinkers have given Indian economists global respectability. But the rise to the top has not been easy for these women economists-all of them had to fight to gain credibility in a male-dominated world.

The new dynamics of the life insurance industry is forcing life insurance agents to re-invent themselves. The story is unfolding across India.

Shortage of talent and demand for new skills is driving people to switch jobs across sectors.

Market confidence has been hit by worldwide financial uncertainty. A beaten-down market and falling asset prices are hurting investors. How should you ride out the storm?

We met Abhishek Khaitan, the MD of the liquor giant Radico Khaitan, for a chat, and discovered a cheerful young man who is having a lot of fun with spirits, music and cars as he builds an empire to be proud of.

IT stocks are rebounding due to a weaker rupee, but choose your stocks carefully.

While it is everybody’s case that big, bold infrastructure creation is an imperative for the India of our dreams, the action on the ground continues to stop short of the mammoth requirements of a nation aspiring to grow in double digits. A new look at old problems, and some fresh solutions.

As valuations take a beating, a number of companies, big and small, are being forced to tweak their fund-raising plans.

The buzzword at the country’s second-largest bank, which became famous for its scorching growth rates, is ‘measured growth’, a euphemism for losing steam. Here’s what prompted ICICI Bank’s strategic shift. Anand Adhikari reports.

The holiday season is approaching, and it’s time to dig out the insurance packages that will keep you safe on your vacation.

Though jobs are still the prime mover of people, for an increasing number of middle class Indians, the quality of life is becoming as important as the quality of work. And as life and work become more intertwined, businesses and people flock to cities that cater most appealingly to both.

If you take a lot of long flights, then you’ll know the side effects—aching joints, lack of sleep and irregular sleeping and eating patterns. Sure, you know that drinking enough water and flexing your limbs from time to time will help ease the pain. But it’s not that simple. Here’s a lowdown on how to really stay fit before, during and after a long haul.

Tailor-made structured products provide capital protection and add the kicker of equity-like returns to your portfolio. Their design might look complicated, but they are not.

Prices of precious metals such as silver and platinum have kept pace with gold. Should you invest in them?

Ever since the prize was instituted in 1895, only four Indians have won the prize after India’s independence— Amartya Kumar Sen, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, Mother Teresa and Har Gobind Khorana.

Tarun Khanna, Jorge Paulo Lemann Professor at Harvard Business School (HBS) suggested that the growth of entrepreneurship in India and China could actually “help both countries get out of the mess they are in and solve problems that governments have failed to over the last 40 years

After Daiichi Sankyo’s purchase of Ranbaxy Labs, Teva Pharma, the world’s largest generics company, acquired Barr Pharma, the US’ fourth largest generics firm. There are two questions on pharma analysts’ lips these days: Who’s next? Are Indian generics players targets for pharma MNCs?

By 2017, India’s energy requirement is expected to be 100 GW more than previously estimated. That’s why it is imperative for India to have nuclear power as a critical component of its energy basket. Shalini S. Dagar does a threadbare analysis. More new jobs with nuke-deal spin-off