UpFront
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Carving Up the Internet
Google and Verizon want network neutrality to end in the wireless world, so they can charge more to prioritise certain services. That idea may not be as evil as the world thinks
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Taxing Intangible Marketing: The Bright Line
A court order helps the taxman go after the money paid by local firms to overseas parents towards brand royalty
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Amul's Non Co-operative Movement
Infighting at the top, a stalled AGM, and a possible loss of the brand Amul are not the only troubles facing GCMMF. Now the leadership crisis at the milk co-operative is making some take a relook at the model
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India's Wheat Dilemma
Traders and economists are divided on the impact on India of the surge in global wheat prices
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Indian Techies Working Abroad On Choppy Waters
Body shop or chop shop? The Indian presence in the US job market is under the spotlight again
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The Biyani Makeover
Letter From the Editor: The downturn in 2008 may have been the best thing for Biyani. He admits as much. Quite simply, he had to learn the science of retailing the hard way
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Adobe's Shantanu Narayen on His Flash Point
"In the Mobile Internet era there is no room for walled gardens like Apple keeping Flash out"
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How Do You Buy Your Software?
Many software creators now follow users rather than trying to get users to follow them
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Migration and India
Whether the Indian diaspora can be roped in to champion the country's agenda depends largely on the policies and politics back home, says UPenn's Devesh Kapur
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Winners Get Rid of Non-Performing Stocks
Nobody Loves a Loser, but only the wise have the guts to get rid of dud stocks. For others, a broken portfolio sounds better than a bruised ego
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Unbinding Indian Law
They help a lot of people wriggle out of tight corners, but Indian law firms find themselves in a narrow regulatory hole