Special Report
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John Bird: I hadn't given up and I didn't feel sorry for myself
Social entrepreneur John Bird talks about how he produced a street paper that the homeless could sell and out of that created a social business
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Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw: Instead of having bad blood with a good company,I decided to part amicably
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw talks about Biocon’s fallout with Pfizer which was perhaps the company’s most significant event since its insulin analogues breakthrough
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Rashesh Shah: Every setback is an opportunity to recalibrate
Edelweiss Group’s Rashesh Shah recalls the crises he faced in setting up his business, and how he turned them into opportunities
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Harsh Mariwala: Ours is the story of a small Indian FMCG player globalising
Harsh Mariwala realised if Marico had to get an international thrust, it needed a manager who wasn’t a part of the local business
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David Nash: If you're ill, don't wait for the 'doctors'; do something about it yourself
JX Group’s David Nash talks about what made him give up the status and security of a Western corporation for the uncertainty of a newly-formed, Far Eastern, international oil and gas business
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Alok Kejriwal: I was being called a broker when I was the innovator and pioneer
Alok Kejriwal talks about the challenges he faced when he tried selling value-added content to telecom operators and television channels
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Onkar Kanwar: I was a novice in the business and that was to be my biggest advantage
Onkar Singh Kanwar says his decision to take Charge of Apollo Tyres was instrumental in pulling the company back from the brink of bankruptcy
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Mattel Continuously Innovates to Keep Barbie Alive in a Tech World
In an era when iPad apps and videogames practically demand children’s attention, Mattel continues to lead by innovating with its old-school plastic playthings
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The Global 2000
From assets to valuations, profits to revenues, here is the annual ranking of the 2000 biggest public companies that matter
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Scripps Networks Interactive Staying True to its Roots
While most cable networks are off chasing the next Honey Boo Boo, Scripps Networks thrills investors by sticking close to home
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Can CEO Ken Frazier Reinstate Merck's Past Glory?
Ken Frazier, the pharma firm’s CEO, could make it the world’s greatest drug company again. But first, he needs to leave his own past behind