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February 23, 2007

'Government policy on SEZs is wrong'
Kashiram Rana, convenor of the five-member strong Sub-Committee of Standing Committee of the Lok Sabha on SEZs, speaks on what is wrong with SEZs.
'Income growth tends to negate interest hikes'
He thinks customers can handle the higher interest rates.
All options are open: Nimesh Kampani
Nimesh Kampani, chairman of the JM Financial group, talks to Business Standard on what led to the parting of ways with decade-old foreign partner Morgan Stanley.

February 22, 2007

'SEZs are the law of the land'
G K Pillai, chairman of India's Board of Approval for SEZs, demystifies SEZs and the controversy surrounding them.

February 21, 2007

'Rivalry between business houses has blown up the SEZ issue'
G K Pillai, who heads the government's SEZ panel, on why India needs SEZs.

February 15, 2007

'We'll cooperate and compete with Bharti'
Arun Sarin, put forth his vision at an analysts' meet in London

February 12, 2007

'We would have taken 10 years to build a company of this size'
With this, we are getting a global footprint in 29 countries and take our employee strength to 100,000.

February 09, 2007

'No foul play in Singur land deal'
The Tata project will directly and indirectly create about 10,000 jobs
'This is the beginning of a big India story'
An interview with Eivind Kolding, the chief executive officer of the container business of AP Moller-Maersk Group.

February 06, 2007

'India faces massive talent shortage'
In India and across Asia today the hottest topic of discussion is talent management. Across borders, boards, industries and sectors we are hearing more and more about talent shortage, says Chuly Lee, MD (A-Pac), Watson Wyatt Worldwide.

February 05, 2007

Success story of Subhiksha, India's largest retail chain
Subhiksha managing director R Subramnian talks about his adventures, the success of his retail chain and also his future plans.
Amartya Sen on what ails India's education system
Technology can certainly help the spreading of education, for example in making the schooling of maths easier and faster

February 01, 2007

'Markets are taking a short-term view'
The market is both taking a short-term view and a harsh view. We often damn a company when it makes a loss in a single year.

January 30, 2007

What Virgin's FeVer plans for India
An interview with Ian Grace, CEO, Virgin Radio.

January 24, 2007

The amazing story of the making of Naukri.com
"I must be the most risk averse person I have met. I am really scared of risks. The point is to keep de-risking at every opportunity," says Sanjeev Bikhchandani, CEO, Naukri.com.

January 19, 2007

How BPCL plans to surge ahead
We are actively looking at farming in the Krishna-Godavari basin and Kaveri basin blocks, as well as farming in Oman and the Timor Sea.
Mukesh Ambani on retail and SEZ plans
We are working at putting the most modern technology in farms at Indian costs. I always say whatever the US implements in dollars we should be able to do it at exchange rate of Rs 10, then we would be globally competitive.

January 18, 2007

Mukesh Ambani on how Reliance was built
We had limited capital but our approach was different, says the RIL chairman.

January 17, 2007

'Always invest in businesses of the future and in talent'
Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani recalls his early childhood and what his father Dhirubhai taught him.

January 15, 2007

'India beats China in regulations'
We caught up with Nikko AM CEO Tim McCarthy over cups of tea to know about his India plans.

January 12, 2007

Real estate in India is overpriced: Deepak Parekh
If you don't want to lose business to China or Vietnam, rents have to stay in check.

January 06, 2007

'Indian advertising can be world's best'
Interview with Sumanto Chattopadhyay, group creative director of Ogilvy & Mather Mumbai and creative director of its Kolkata unit.

January 05, 2007

'Hutch-Essar buyout is too expensive'
India will use 3G in a different manner