A heady mix of politics, influence and money symbolises the private sector’s established presence in the state’s higher technical education sector

Freeing just petrol does not reduce subsidy burden or create a level playing field

G20 saw consensus on major issues, but will the promises be kept?

The seemingly win-win RCom-GTL merger raises more queries than answers

The US’s plan to cut federal IT spend won’t affect Indian IT firms in the medium term

The new Rupee symbol might mean new business for the infotech ecosystem

Flop shows and cricket have ensured a dull 2010 for the Indian film industry

The US House of Representatives has approved a land-mark overhaul of financial regulations

Private players are set to stage a comeback in oil retail

Companies are betting big on merchant power business, but is it sustainable?

Has EXL Service learned the right lessons after the Aviva loss?

Richard C. Kang tells Uttara Choudhury in New York the fund will give US investors exposure to India

India was once a beautiful country; it can still be, if we would learn how to use our water resources

For France, globalisation might no longer be a dark cloud on the horizon. Instead, it could be a silver lining

The Airport Authority of India has gained more than what it has lost in privatising management of airports

Needed: an energy policy that attempts to moderate consumption rather than seek

To compete with bazaars in the mind of the shopper, malls could replicate the bazaar in one part of their premises

Now genetics can help us understand diseases such as paediatric cancer better

Dead sea salts and exotic oils are passé. Here are five offbeat ways to beat stress

The incorrigible boffins of the big television companies have now come up with a new “technology” called LED

If your wrist pain persists call up your family doc, for you could be suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome

‘The Great Brain Race’ chronicles the growth of world-class universities, the rapid spread of branch campuses and their impact on global education

‘Toyota Kata’ examines some of the best practices Toyota has developed through over 75 years of experience in making vehicles

Michael Dusche in ‘Identity Politics in India and Europe’ presents various schools of thoughts on Western perceptions of Muslim identity and its genesis

Spencer Wells unfolds the chain of events leading to unforeseen circumstances for human civilisation suggesting the way out of the impending dangers of the future

Decontrol of oil product prices could bring competition and efficiency into the oil industry — only if investors believed the government

Videocon's Dhoot is candid about his diversification spree - with the oil find in Brazil, he expects to have plenty of cash to fund his new businesses