It's not possible for developing economies to decouple from the West. But it is possible for investors to decouple from the news flow
C. Achuthan was part of the group that created the code for corporate takeovers. Now, as chairman of the Takeover Regulations Advisory Committee, he discusses his recommendations with Forbes India
Letter From the Editor: A bunch of heavyweights from the secretive world of private equity are striking out on their own. Ajay Relan, Renuka Ramnath, and Rajesh Khanna could change the lives of smart, midsized entrepreneurs they hope to fund
Globally benchmarked petrol prices will eventually be accepted, says the outgoing chairman of HPCL, Arun Balakrishnan. Forbes India catches up with the man who steered the firm through price control
The short story about WiMAX vs. LTE battle
The Civil Nuclear Liability Bill doesn't match up to similar bills in other countries
The floppy was the first portable storage device for computer users back in the day. Now, it has outlived its usefulness
India is warming up to fair trade. But the concept remains a niche market as companies are hesitant about taking it to the masses
Volatility and returns have no correlation in a market. Since volatility has no predictive power, it is useless in determining risk
Raghuram G. Rajan, economic advisor to the prime minister, talks to Forbes India about things India has got right so far and the lessons that it still must learn in managing its complex economy
Dilip Chenoy tells Forbes India the next step for automobile association SIAM is to make progress on environment and safety