As safe as… Godrej
BusinessLine Special: India at 70
‘Target: 10x in 10 years’
Chairman Adi Godrej decodes the Godrej Group’s success strategy and the roadmap in a free-wheeling interview with Rashmi Pratap. Excerpts: What ...
The Godrej rhyme
This poem, which traces the evolution of the Godrej Group in the early days, was read by Nadir Godrej in 1997, the centenary of the Group’s founding, ...
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‘We’ll restore Air India to its glory’
Air India Chairman and Managing Director Ashwani Lohani recalls his first flight with the airline ...
Yesterday’s Maharajah in ‘Mayday’ mode
Yesterday’s Maharajah in ‘Mayday’ mode
The dismal story of how Air India, once the country’s pride, has been virtually grounded by ‘maximum ...
‘We are ready to take on the competition’
‘We are ready to take on the competition’
Murali Gopalan In a telephone interview from London, Dheeraj G Hinduja, Chairman of Ashok Leyland, shares the ...
My Five: Farshid Cooper
Farshid CooperMD, Spenta Corporation1 I am an early riser and my day begins at 6 am. It starts with a glass of ...
When climate is injurious to your health
Climate change is one of the defining issues of our time and one of the world’s most urgent health threats.“In ...
Doctors need anti-violence Bill & some communication skill
Increased healthcare spend and improved facilities will reduce doctor-patient friction
Removing the distrust between medicine systems
Integrated medicine can combine the best of different methodologies to benefit patients
Will the big bank mergers work: An in-depth analysis
The mergers will fold 10 PSBs into four. What will it mean for investors?
Park your money in low-risk debt MFs
Debt funds may not be as risky as equity funds, but they come with the possibility of capital erosion
Index Outlook: Key indices show sign of optimism
Last week, the Sensex and the Nifty advanced over 1 per cent, backed by buying interest
Understanding MS Excel functions: RATE
RATE helps calculate the return on investments and cost of loans
Loneliness of a big city dweller
People, people everywhere, but not one to connect with. Urban Indians, especially the young, are sinking into ...
Vinod Rai: The biggest hurdle to good governance is the Old Boys’ Club
The former CAG on the autonomy of institutes, pliable bureaucrats and how you don’t need a Sachin Tendulkar to ...
Flower power
“Flowers?!” Bins exclaims. “Neem tree leaves? What’s going on?” I sigh in a theatrical way. “What would you ...
Quiz on the moon
On September 14, 60 years ago, the Soviet probe Luna 2 crashed on the moon. It was the first man-made object ...
Filling up India’s Conventions Calendar
The domestic MICE industry looks to grow its share to at least 2 per cent of the global pie
Insights and ideas remain at the core of the ad industry: Madhukar Kamath
Madhukar Kamath, Chairman Emeritus of DDB Mudra, receives the AAAI Lifetime Achievement Award today (September ...
The lipstick effect and other slowdown truths
Consumer behaviour during downturns, and what marketers can do
Stewing in the discount trap
Zomato vs restaurateurs face-off highlights the bitter side of seemingly sweet schemes
Done in by discounts?
Undercutting by online aggregators has made business unviable, be it food delivery, hotel booking or cab ...
Quitting the ‘ola-uber game’
Driving for cab aggregators isn’t appealing any longer to drivers
Flip side to online-offline battle
Online players are taking steps to protect their seller-partners
Auto sector slowdown: The story of auto-component makers
Whether it’s Coimbatore, Pune or Chennai, auto-component makers have hit a speedbreaker. BusinessLine reports