Special Report
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Private havens: Tony neighbourhoods and their rich and famous residents
The rich and famous seek more privacy than others. In these tony neighbourhoods of the country's biggest cities, they have taken shelter behind high-walled bungalows, and in high-rise apartments
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Pleasures unlimited: Sample these limited edition pieces
Special editions simply make the best available for a few. Here, we sample some such pieces
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Social media can change the very nature of brand loyalty: N Ramachandran
Narayan Ramachandran of L Catterton Asia says consumers are getting more sophisticated and value brands with originality
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For the chair person: Sitting in office all day does not have to feel like work
Sitting at the desk all day need not feel like it, thanks to the science of ergonomics
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Vacheron Constantin chief reveals the challenges that traditional watchmakers face
Strong values and the art of watchmaking continue to propel Swiss watchmaker Vacheron Constantin 260 years after it was set up
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No showdown at Tata Power board meet
The Tata Power board meeting on Tuesday, where business was conducted as usual, is being read by some as a sign of the battle between Ratan Tata and Cyrus Mistry easing
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Decoding the dual governance systems at Tata Group
Airing unresolved differences in public is typical of a family business set-up. It is important to determine whether the Tata-Mistry feud is a role- or personality-based feud
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Tata Steel mulls selling UK strip products biz to Liberty House Group
The move is a part of Tata Steel's efforts to pare losses and debt at its European operations, and is the legacy of ousted chairman Cyrus Mistry's strategy
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At Tata Group, the spotlight is now on independent directors
The role of independent directors comes into sharp focus as the Tata-Mistry spat spills over to group firms
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Vinita & Nilesh Gupta: The Yin and Yang of Lupin
Putting their diverse management styles to work, Vinita and Nilesh Gupta are dreaming big billions for the pharma major
