Enterprise
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How to Part with your Own Business
Many people build a business, but Rajeev Mecheri has also made a success out of parting with it
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Don’t Cry For Me Argentum
Argentum Motors’ three promoters had everything going for them to make their venture a success. Now, things are falling apart, amid a furious blame game
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Flower Power
Anita Shah came late to business, but it hasn’t taken long for her garden store Hybiscus to take root and blossom
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Wheels of Fortune
For many small entrepreneurs around India, growth and prosperity come riding on the Delhi Metro
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Friendship Brews
How Narayan Manepally and Paul Chowdhury started an Indian microbrewery – in Belgium
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Purgatory for the Sins of High Finance
Two Indian-origin dealmakers on Wall Street help investors burdened with toxic assets find buyers
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Fighting for the 'Can Do' Spirit
High-profile lawyer, champion of women’s causes, mom. Cherie Blair talks about creating equal opportunities
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The Wrapper Tycoon
From underdog to India’s No.1 aluminium foil maker, Sudip Dutta has always played his game with audacity. Now he plans his global foray
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We got it right.com
Sanjeev Bikhchandani and Hitesh Oberoi on their virtual bet and actual success
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Act Three, Scene One
Patu Keswani says he failed as an actor, wasn’t satisfied with working for others but finally found joy filling a mid-market niche in the hotel industry
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Nadathur Investments Have a New Order
Infosys co-founder N.S. Raghavan became one of India’s earliest venture investors in 2000 but his company didn’t make much money. His sons, Sriram and Anand, are out to change that