Corporate Account
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Sun Has a Better Shot Than Most at Ranbaxy Turnaround
There are apprehensions on whether Dilip Shanghvi's company can help India's largest but troubled pharma major turn around. However, analysts, while sceptical, also point out that Sun Pharma has a better shot than most
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Jet Airways: In a Tailspin
Naresh Goyal's 21-year-old airline has been struggling. Its alliance with Etihad has done little good to either perception or reality. And the promoter seems to no longer hold sway over its navigation. It is a tough time to be Goyal
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How Rubi Arya Overcame Personal Tragedy to Head Milestone Capital
How Milestone Capital's Rubi Arya overcame personal tragedy to provide stability and growth to the PE fund. Here's her story in her own words
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How Jyothy Laboratories Silenced Sceptics
The homegrown consumer goods company has beaten the odds and transformed to turn around the Henkel India business
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The Collateral Benefits of India's Open Source Drug Discovery Programme
India's Open Source Drug Discovery programme is struggling for lack of expertise and a research ecosystem. However, the programme's real contribution may be the creation of just such an ecosystem
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Lenskart.com Has Set Sights on $10 Bn Market
By delivering improved eyesight at your doorstep, Lenskart.com's Peyush Bansal believes he is well-placed to capitalise on the growing eyewear industry in India
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IL&FS's Archana Hingorani is Upbeat Despite Stock Market Slump
India's oldest player in the private equity fund segment has seen lacklustre stock market performance in recent years. But CEO Archana Hingorani is not particularly worried. Here's why
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SBI's First Lady A Harbinger of Change?
Arundhati Bhattacharya has taken charge of the country's largest bank during a critical phase. Will the 57-year-old veteran State Banker be able to push through her agenda for change against the odds?
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Indian Auto Majors Look Skywards
Unlike global auto majors who have typically steered clear of the big aero dream, the Tata group and Mahindra & Mahindra are looking to ambitiously breach the road-air divide
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How the Apollo, Cooper Deal Was Botched
The $2.5 billion Apollo-Cooper marriage was called off before they could say ‘I do’. Both parties are aggrieved, and everyone, it seems, is to blame. Together, they would have become the 7th largest tyre company in the world. But, as this reconstruction of events indicates, they let the roadblocks puncture that ambition
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The Rise of ColorBar
Samir Modi started ColorBar with the intention of building a homegrown beauty cosmetic brand. A decade later, he has a 5 percent share of the Rs 2,500 crore pie, and is growing