UpFront
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And Gates Said, Let There Be Word
Microsoft Word started out as a much reviled product. Quarter of a century later, it's around, and nobody can do without it
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'PwC Messed Up Big Time'
Kiran Karnik was called to head Satyam in its most difficult time after the big scandal. Having led the company out of the crisis, Karnik is ready to take a bow and leave. Forbes India asks him about the very unusual stint
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Letter from the Executive Editor: Generation Next
Liberalisation also created another kind of leader Indians have come to admire. Think Mukesh Ambani, Nandan Nilekani, and Sunil Mittal
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An Old Lotus in A New Pond
Brand BJP is now riven by election defeat and internal strife. How can the party reposition itself?
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Habil Khorakiwala: Hard to Swallow
Habil Khorakiwala has stepped down as managing director of pharma firm Wockhardt in the wake of a debt burden and forex losses. He now retains only the chairmanship. Forbes India asks him about the tumult within the company
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Thank God for Bailouts
Noted economic commentator and Financial Times journalist Martin Wolf has supported financial stimulus packages, but is concerned about national deficits.Forbes India asks him about this apparent paradox
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The Letdown and After
The post budget stock market has opened up new buying opportunities
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Disinvest Or Perish
The government is set to put several PSUs on the block. But it must disinvest for the right reason and use the right strategy
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Steel, off the shelf
Retail selling has come as a relief to both steel makers and industrial customers
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Mere Paas Number Hai
Mobile number portability will take some power from the companies and put it in customers hands
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When No One's Watching
No bill, no cashier, no penalty. Indonesia set up unmanned honesty cafes, where patrons simply put the money in bag. Would similar honour systems work in India?
