India's Ratan Tata aims to transform his once-stodgy conglomerate into a global powerhouse. But can it thrive after he steps down?
Parts of Eastern Europe, Africa, and the Middle East are vying to become new offshoring hubs - and nudging aside established players
Some very successful entrepreneurs got their starts only after losing their day jobs. Who knew getting fired could be a great career move?
For less than three cents a day, largely uneducated women are learning how to invest their money and run their own profitable businesses
The history of professional Indian nursing in America started with the major migration of nurses in the early 1970s and 1980s.
Immigration reform is bogged down in controversy, but there's compelling new evidence that the U.S. should let in the most educated.
As long as PepsiCo is in the beverage business in places like India, it will remind potential customers of a resource that's increasingly in short supply.
Time is running out to resolve one of the most critical debates in Western society.
Dr Arun Vakil discusses different US student visas, and how those studying there can make some money while doing so.
Slowing down China's high-speed economy is devilishly hard to do, and may even be beyond Beijing's control.
Launching any venture means confronting the possibility of failure. We examine the strategies three businesses employed in the crucial early years.
The Tar Heel state, home to banking giants Bank of America and Wachovia, placed five metros in the top 25.
BusinessWeek's first-ever ranking of 25 client-pleasing brands included JetBlue, until it got stuck on the runway.
A scarcity of young, college-educated engineers has turned recruitment in India's fast-growing tech sector into a free-for-all.
Find out the technicalities pertaining to work visa rejections, so that you are on the right track.
At the cost of three million dead the nation of Bangladesh was born. It was the most concentrated act of genocide of the 20th Century.
The third CITU strike in West Bengal and the move of unions to call the shots in Kerala's IT sector are developments that the IT industry, at large, has denounced.
Companies are increasingly sending IT work to hubs outside India. They're saving money but facing a whole new raft of challenges.
A qualitative change is beginning to show in a broad swathe of services, products, and mindsets
Businesses have donated nearly $14 billion to cure society's many ills.
The pattern of economic growth in India is lop-sided, leaving a vast section of the society vulnerable, says an economist from Jawaharlal Nehru University.
The Manpower Employment Outlook Survey released recently revealed that the third quarter hiring intentions among employers is expected to be extremely robust in India.
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