Demand for computers and tech gear goes into an overdrive in India, catching vendors such as Dell and Acer by surprise. That happy state is here to stay as government ramps up spending like never before.

The World Bank undertakes voting reforms, offers more voting rights to India and China. How was this done and what does it mean for India? Here's a quick look.

She was credited with turning around the North American operations of cosmetics major Avon in the '90s. Today, as President & CEO of Colorado-headquartered $5.3-billion Western Union, Christina A. Gold, 62, has her task cut out:

Harvard Business School Professors Tarun Khanna and Krishna G. Palepu, with long years of teaching and consulting behind them, have a rich perspective on their pet subject of emerging markets.

I am in the business of detecting fragility. I am going to tell you the US business is weak.

Dr Reddy's Labs has learnt plenty from a global acquisition that went spectacularly awry. Just one of those lessons: Build depth before breadth.

If we're living in the golden age of superhero movies, then Watchmen is the best of the lot.

The resilience of India Inc. during the economic downturn has won it the top position in a global survey of confidence in corporate leadership.

In building the institution called CII, Tarun Das transformed the way business dealt with the government. He tells us how.

Across businesses ranging from engineering to personal products, Azim Premji has quietly built a non-IT portfolio that’s worth a billion dollars - that's roughly a fourth of the annual revenues of the infotech flagship.

Last fortnight, the opening bell of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on Dalal Street was rung by a surprise guest — Peter T. Grauer, Chairman, Bloomberg L.P.

Nearly 80 per cent of the India we envisage in 2030 is yet to be built. The opportunity for private sector is huge. A McKinsey study identifies five points of action.

Smokers the world over consume a staggering 657 billion cigarettes that are illegally smuggled into their countries every year.

The climate change negotiations in Copenhagen in December 2009 will be the most important since the Kyoto Summit in 1997.

After changing its focus from enzymes to biopharma, India's best-known biotech company wants to transform itself into a truly global company.

How the global slowdown is reshaping competition from emerging markets.

Speaking in his 12th floor office at Ford’s world headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan, Mulally outlined Ford’s transformation and its India game plan.

It is close to achieving the impossible. In a city known for its biryani lovers, Pratima Koppolu, 41, has got people to appreciate the virtues of authentic European food.

India's beer market is ready to boom despite of a slew of irrational governmental policies and restrictions.

Maruti’s first disinvestment was at Rs 13 a share. When we disinvested beyond 50 per cent, government got Rs 115 per share. After privatisation, we realised Rs 678 for each share.