Boardroom
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India is Truecaller's second home
Home to 130 million of its 200 million users, India is Truecaller's top market. And with new features like Hindi transliteration and availability in local languages, the company aims to add 100 million Indian users annually
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The Bootstrapped Buddhist: How Sridhar Vembu built Zoho
Fuelled by Sridhar Vembu's vision, and without any external funds, Zoho Corporation is helping shape the future of work
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Podcast: Zoho's work web
Sridhar Vembu has built a global tech company without a dollar of external funding. Apart from creating tools of business, he is also a spawning entrepreneurs
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Nestlé 2.0: Back to basics with a new strategy
The Indian arm of the Swiss food giant is emerging out of the Maggi crisis wiser and clearer about its future direction, both in terms of business strategy and operational approach, under its new chief Suresh Narayanan
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With Sanjay Nayar at the helm, KKR feels the pulse of Indian investment market
With path-breaking deals like Avendus, and big-ticket exits such as ATG in a difficult environment, KKR has shown that it has the pulse of the complex Indian investment market
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The value-led approach is tough but essential
Deepak Parekh and NR Narayana Murthy talk about their organisational principles
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Podcast: Mukesh Bansal's new mantra
Mukesh Bansal has his life after Myntra all planned out. No, it doesn't include fashion. Yes, it has everything to do with passion.
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The importance of being innovative in business
Rahul Bajaj, Sanjiv Goenka and Ronnie Screwvala talk about why reinventing is no longer optional in business
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GenNext is packing a punch for luggage leader VIP
India's luggage leader, VIP, pressed by rivals, has a daughter freshening the tags on its bags
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Why Idea Cellular chose Bharat over India
Idea Cellular has clawed its way from a fringe player to become the third largest mobile telecom service provider in India. Now, it faces its biggest battle yet, as the market readies itself for another upheaval
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SpiceJet's second take-off
Last year, entrepreneur Ajay Singh stepped in and pulled the carrier he had helped launch 10 years ago from the brink of collapse. It is early days yet, but the turnaround he is scripting may see the airline soar again