Global Game
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The Cellular Conundrum
Intel's Sean Maloney scoffs at India's obsession with the mobile phone
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The German Race
Right now, the youthful BMW has its nose ahead; but the elitist Merc is stepping on the gas too
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A New Battle for Ceylon
Amid the ruins of Sri Lanka's civil war lie gems of business opportunity for foreigners. But be prepared for a long, hard spell
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A Career Stop at the Land of Eternal Spring
For most Indian’s Guatemala hardly even registers on the radar. But Genpact’s Nitin Bhat finds the place alluring both for living and working
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"In India, I find that people tend to please people too much"
Alexius Collette tries to change the way Indians work at the Bangalore office
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Leader & Shidousha
Suzuki insider Shinzo Nakanishi gets Indian and Japanese leaders to share power at Maruti. It is a tough blend to concoct
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People are strange when you're a stranger
Having lived in the UK for over 10 years, TCS’ A.S. Lakshminarayanan finds that the legendary stiff upper lip is just a myth
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Who Will Bell the Copycat
Hollywood is watching Indian movies! Not just for their spectacular visuals, but to see which plot is inspired
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On First Impression, Mumbai Can Be Scary
FedEx’ outgoing India head, Jacques Creeten, says stories about sluggish India come from Indians settled abroad who think the country is stuck in the 1970s
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Unlike the Americans, We Don't Believe the Whole World is Ours
To many outsiders, China is intriguing. What makes the Chinese tick? And just what does it mean to be Chinese? David Wei getting candid with Forbes India in an exclusive interview
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In Singapore, Indians at Work Can be Very Intimidating
An expat must adapt to the genteel workplace in Singapore, says Bharat Puri, Cadbury’s global chocolate category director