Tony Fernandes, the feisty owner of AirAsia, has focussed his sights on India. Making his no-frills model work here won't be easy
India's largest company, Indian Oil Corporation, needs to accelerate its new business plans to avoid becoming obsolete
HUL, India's largest consumer products company, battles Eureka Forbes for the control of the water purifier market
Sun Direct became the No. 2 DTH operator in India on the back of free set-top boxes and rock-bottom fees. It must now begin the journey to profitability
Vineet Nayar ,CEO, of HCL Technologies, has steered the company since 2005 and has led from the front in putting the company on a new growth trajectory. He speaks to Forbes India about his stint at HCL Tech, changes and challenges
Shiv Nadar, chairman and the chief strategy officer of HCL Technology, speaks to Forbes India about entrepreneurship, HCL Technologies, Vineet Nayar and his vision for the company.
Since the time Nadar handed over the baton to Vineet Nayar, HCL Technologies has gone through an overhaul
The steel entrepreneur has set his sights on building a Rs. 60,000 crore diversified conglomerate in the next five years. And to make it happen, he is trying to create CEOs in his own mould
Vinod Sawhny, president and chief operating officer, Bharti Retail talks to Forbes India about the retail business, learnings so far and also what it is like to partner a biggie like Walmart
Anil Gupta, the Michael Dingman Chair in Global Strategy & Entrepreneurship at the Robert H Smith School of Business, University of Maryland, has been watching Walmart for a number of years. In an interview with Forbes India, Gupta talks about Walmart's entry strategy in various countries, the mistakes it made and the lessons learnt.
Walmart has adopted a cautious strategy to build scale in India, focusing on the North initially. Raj Jain, president of Walmart India, explains