Boardroom
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Paytm Reloaded: It's no longer just a mobile wallet
Founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma aims to make Paytm the biggest one-stop shop for all retail and financial needs
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The Maharaja's jewels: How much are Air India's businesses worth?
Debt-ridden it is, but the national carrier can be a money-spinner for buyers
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Titan's wedding party
Riding on Tanishq, Titan is today the third most valuable jewel in the Tata crown. Can it get better from here?
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Quantum Advisors' PMS: A steady rise to $3 billion
The firm's portfolio management scheme is one of the biggest in the Indian market, and long-term foreign investments continue to pour in
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DMart: The juggernaut continues to roll for India's value shop
DMart's methodical rise as India's top valued retailer has set it up for many years of rapid growth. And the juggernaut is being steered by Neville Noronha, the man hand-picked by media-shy founder Radhakishan Damani
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NBCC: Building India with solid and timely execution of projects
NBCC's stock has gone up 16-fold over the last five years. Reason: An overflowing order book and a relatively risk-free business model
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Amazon: Pampering with Prime
Within a year of starting the service in the country, every third order Amazon gets in India is a Prime order, says Amazon India chief Amit Agarwal. Add to that the launch of the Prime Video subscription, and the rate of growth of such customers has doubled. Clearly, the company's obsession with customer satisfaction is bearing fruit
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Two sides of the Infosys coin
Incipient though it is, Vishal Sikka succeeded in getting 200,000 Infoscions on a journey of transformation and, equally important, of seeing themselves as real innovators and not just as warm bodies. But his resignation over persistent 'attacks' from founder NR Narayana Murthy has served to bring into sharp focus issues of corporate governance and cultural discord at Infosys with no real solutions in sight
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'Coach is also about the experience at our stores'
Coach International Group President Ian Bickley talks about why they waited to enter the Indian market and how they see it as one with long-term potential
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Mercedes-Benz: Breaking the class ceiling
By reimagining the way it operates in India, through new launches, creative financial solutions and improved customer perception, Mercedes-Benz is back on top of the country's luxury car market
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Flipsters @ work to stay ahead of Amazon
It is game on at Flipkart. India's most-valued startup is out to prove its critics wrong and stay ahead of the deep-pocketed global giant Amazon. And its leaders, and 8,000-plus team, believe they can innovate to grow even stronger as India's ecommerce story heads into uncharted territory