Special Report
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Investment strategies to make 2016 count
It won't be an easy year but this issue offers diverse strategies to gain the most out of an uncertain time
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The car industry is poised to accelerate: RC Bhargava
Transparency, reforms like GST, interest rate cuts and overall economic growth can rev up the car industry's prospects in the new year
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Mobile connectivity to ensure inclusive growth: Sunil Sood
Telecom will build key infrastructure for PM's vision of a Digital India and adequacy of spectrum will be crucial to its success
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It's a marathon, not a sprint: Uday Kotak
Optimism continues to fuel the Indian economy as it takes one measured step at a time, often ahead of the rest of the world
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India is on the right track: Mark Mobius
The euphoric hope that reforms will be implemented overnight has given way to more pragmatic realism. But irrespective of whether Modi moves things slowly or quickly, India is moving in the right direction
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Uber boss talks India, investors and cash burn
Despite its fundamental challenges, Travis Kalanick remains optimistic about doing business in India
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Realty sector to stay on solid ground: Jitu Virwani
It's future positive for the realty industry with the expectation of improvement in regulations, buyer sentiment and, of course, the burgeoning demand from the IT/ITeS sector
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India's auto sector is today's promise, tomorrow's pride: Pawan Goenka
The definition of an automobile is undergoing a sea change with next generation mobility solutions. Automakers must take a long-term view of their investments
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Retail (and consumers) will be king: Kabir Lumba
Going omni-channel will be the key as both brick-and-mortar and ecommerce businesses venture beyond their comfort zones to offer consumers an enhanced experience
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Top entrepreneurs react to India's new startup policy
Some of India's top minds discuss the hits and misses of Modi's much anticipated 19-point Action Plan
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Start-up India is Work-in-Progress
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Start-up Action Plan gets a thumbs up for its stated goals, but the jury is still out as the fine print is being read