Boardroom
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LinkedIn's shifting goalposts
The professional network wants to transform into one of the world's largest content databases. With its India base growing exponentially, it is looking to help financial services firms reach out to customers with first-party data
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MCX: Out of the Jignesh Shah shadow
Commodity bourse MCX appears to have moved beyond the Jignesh Shah-scandal hangover. New credible investors, fresh associations and a clear direction is giving India's only listed exchange a fresh lease of life
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Staying power of CLP Holdings
CLP Holdings is one of the few international energy companies that has managed to weather the many challenges in a sector that has seen many a foreign player stumble
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Lupin's retail therapy
The pharma company's recent string of acquisitions is not just another bout of binge buying but a concerted effort to unlock the next phase of growth
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Podcast: Behind Lupin's shopping spree
The pharma major has recently been in serious acquisition mode as it believes inorganic growth will be the driver for its 2018 revenue targets of $5 billion
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IKEA products: Made in Uttar Pradesh, sold in Sweden
As it gets ready to open its first outlet in India, home furnishing giant IKEA turns to rural and semi-rural regions to help double sourcing from the country from 315 million to 630 million euros
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Infosys is not a floundering company that needs radical change: Subroto Bagchi
Author, entrepreneur and co-founder of Mindtree, Subroto Bagchi warns against underestimating the power of the IT company as an institution
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Vishal Sikka, the outsider at Infosys, wants change
Vishal Sikka wants to jettison some of Infosys's traditional businesses and focus on innovation and new technologies. In the one year since he took over as CEO and MD, he has been attempting to steer the IT giant towards his vision
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The end of India's IT miracle: Vishal Sikka
Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka on the need to amplify abilities and innovate
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Podcast: Retooling Infosys, India's tech titan
After a year as Infosys boss, Vishal Sikka has brought changes—some good, others work-in-progress
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AirAsia: Slow to soar
A year has gone by and AirAsia India has not lived up to the expectations it built at the time of its India entry. Currently, the airline is rethinking its flight path against the backdrop of a competitive landscape and an adverse regulatory environment