UpFront
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Rakesh Sarna exits; Cyrus Mistry's sympathisers gradually leaving Tata group
The exit of senior executives and independent directors who were perceived to be close to Cyrus Mistry will give present Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran a clean slate to begin workwith
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Ten interesting things that we read this week
About quants changing the Wall Street, the state of India's healthcare, why we must relook at India's statistical institutions - and many more
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India-born Rajeev Misra inducted into SoftBank board
The 54-year-old is currently the CEO of SoftBank Investment Advisers that advises the ambitious $100-billion Vision Fund
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Sensex at 31,000: the news continues to remain bullish, more upside seen
Benchmark indices Sensex, Nifty hit new record intraday highs
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Even a small grocery store should be able to experience IBM: Karan Bajwa
The new chief of IBM India, who took office in January, wants to offer end-to-end digital solutions to enterprises large and small, in a bid to become India's largest cloud and cognitive solutions company
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GST countdown: A brief manual to determine 'place of supply'
Clearly defining the 'place of supply' of goods and services is important to computing tax under GST
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Nothing like the sun (and wind)
The government's renewable energy push is leading to capacity addition and spawning bold entrepreneurs
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58 Indian companies in 2017 Forbes 'Global 2000' list
Banks and IT companies dominate ranking among Indian firms in the list of the world's biggest, most powerful and valuable publicly listed companies
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New Tata Sons boss starts putting his A-team together: What it means
Hiring investment bankers and corporate lawyers who have previously worked with the Tata group as advisors indicates Chandra's preference for external talent that understands the conglomerate's DNA
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The DiCaprio code
Would you rather buy Leo's Great Gatsby mansion or Wolf of Wall Street estate?
