The Women’s Reservation Bill is making many male politicians nervous

Pfizer’s acquisition of Ratiopharm will make it influential in generics

The government may be having a hard time, but smaller private companies are having an easier time raising money in the primary market

The claims of surplus power by the Delhi government could be temporary

Investors are exiting media companies realising it is not a quick-returns game

Is Mahyco-Monsanto trying to push its products too fast in the market?

Advertising agency Mudra is preparing its employees to move into a new office

The Businessworld mutual fund award function was a huge success.

Who’s who of the outsourcing industry discuss the challenges ahead.

The Commonwealth Games is struggling to find sponsors

Sanjay Lalbhai is intent on bringing Arvind back from the wilderness

The IPL carnival is all set to swamp the advertising field

The Budget 2010 personal tax proposals spell simplification and rationalisation

Private radio players want some rules changed before the Phase 3 auction

Replacing the corporation tax by a general tax on value added by businesses would end the Mauritian tax haemorrhage

Stimulating green energy in the US is creating more jobs in China than in the US — an inevitable corollary

Steadily rising losses are haunting Kingfisher Airlines, and fixing its operations is an unenviable task

Leading television manufacturers — Sony, Panasonic and Samsung has announced the launch of 3D television sometime this year.

How good are business leaders with a brush in hand and a blank canvas in front?

'River Water Sharing' is an important contribution in the field of river disputes studies as it takes a multi-disciplinary view and looks for alternatives to traditional large dam-centric mechanisms

'Be Rich & Happy' documents the little too well wisdom about the deficiencies that exist across education systems today and its degenerative impact on students

'Days Of The Raj,' recounts a hilarious collection of leisure time activities pursued by the British and the eccentricities associated with them

Richard E. Nisbett stands for what he calls the new environmentalism emphasising how socioeconomic factors,help enhance intelligence quotient

'Ultrametabolism' is a fascinating account of how metabolism works and talks about the branch of science called genomics, says Satyajit Kanjilal

BSNL has been unlucky in its expansion plans; its bad luck is that it is owned by the government and must buy everything on tender

Our cover story looks at what Microsoft India is doing to remake the company around the cloud philosophy