The next Sebi chairman has to be a visionary first, policeman second

The rupee goes from being shaky to becoming even weaker

By readjusting the promoters’ shareholding pattern, RIL will save a bundle

Why controversy and delays plague Orissa’s big-ticket projects

ASCI is finally waking up to misleading advertising by educational institutions

The jewellery exhibition in Mumbai shows that demand is back

European economy faces the risk of sliding back into a recession, according to Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz

Indian mineral companies are turning every foreign stone in search of raw material

Relatively new players in the realty space, the Lodhas are changing the landscape of Mumbai

In India last week on a three-day visit, 50-year-old Donahoe spoke to BW’s Smita Lala Sengupta on the road map ahead, and on eBay India

Robert Coury spoke to BW’s Gauri Kamath on why Matrix is Mylan’s best investment, among other things

The government should use Dutch auctions to buy just enough grain for the PDS, & give a dole to farmers

The BlackBerry controversy is the result of states’ desire to assert control over information

The revision in the Direct Tax Code Bill seems like a balancing act by the Centre to meet revenue targets

Ignorant or difficult passengers take the rules as some kind of personal affront and refuse to obey

With Chinese consumers turning to luxury cars, the market is set to grow in double digits over the next five years

Research shows yoga can be your best bet to bust stress; and an MIT expert says fuel cells can charge our future

Planning to travel and worried about what you can pack your stuff into? Here are some options that can solve your dilemma

Garwal’s Valley of Flowers boasts elusive species high in the clouds, almost beyond man’s reach

In 'Green Gone Wrong' Heather Rogers presents a well researched account of the truth about green products ; how they are increasing consumerism instead of mitigating environmental crises

The book tells Bangalore’s story through the voices of different people focusing on the developments in language, infrastructure and communal culture

'Globish' traces not only the colonial spread of the English language, its vast contemporary sweep and how forces of geopolitics have shaped the evolutionary history of the language

The book documents 41 case studies of real internet fraud cases, across industries and countries, documented by expert fraud examiners

Thousands of barefoot doctors are in place already and can no longer be removed; we should think of how to train them more and better

How has the private banking experience been since 1993? Associate editor Raghu Mohan takes a close look in our cover story.