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Captain Cool

Building on the legacy of some illustrious leaders, Dinesh Kumar Khara has taken State Bank of India, India’s biggest lender, to new heights

GREEN GUARDIAN

Timken India's Sanjay Koul, who puts the planet first, people second and profits third, wants to double the company's revenues in the next five years and make it the most preferred brand in the country

Tough and Sweet

With his deceptively calm demeanour, S. Suresh is transforming sugar and sweetener major EID Parry into a food, fuels and nutrition company

COMPOUND KING

Ande Prathap Reddy has grown Balaji Amines into a ₹2,300-crore speciality chemicals giant and placed India on the global map

SYMPHONY OF SUCCESS

Ashish Bharat Ram has navigated SRF through tough times, never losing faith in its capabilities and employees

THE TRANSFORMER

T.V. NARENDRAN HAS REINVENTED AND RESHAPED THE TATA STEEL HE INHERITED INTO ONE THAT IS A POTENT FORCE NOT JUST FOR MAKING STEEL, BUT ALSO FOR MAKING DEEP MOVES ON FINANCIAL FORTITUDE AND CULTURAL INCLUSIVITY

INDIA'S CHNAGE AGENT

NANDAN NILEKANI HAS HAD A STORIED CAREER IN THE IT INDUSTRY AND THE GOVERNMENT. HE IS NOW BACK AT THE HELM OF INFOSYS, THE COMPANY HE CO-FOUNDED. AND HE HAS MADE A PROFOUND IMPACT IN EVERY ROLE

"WE ARE CREATING NEW BUSINESSES AND TRANSFORMING OLD ONES"

TATA SONS CHAIRMAN N. CHANDRASEKARAN OPENS UP ON THE ROAD MAP FOR THE SALT-TO-SOFTWARE CONGLOMERATE

TATA'S TITAN

N. CHANDRASEKARAN HAS DEFTLY MANOEUVRED THE TATA GROUP'S FORAY INTO NEW BUSINESSES, ADDED MUSCLE TO EXISTING ONES AND LAID THE FOUNDATION FOR SUSTAINED AND HEALTHY GROWTH

What Makes A Good CEO?

Long-serving chief executives shape, guide and mould an organisation; they also know when to pounce and when to hunker down, and create enormous wealth for shareholders

WHAT'S IN ANAME

MANY LEADING CHINESE SMARTPHONE MAKERS IN THE INDIAN MARKET HAVE LAUNCHED SUB-BRANDS OR SECOND BRANDS TO APPEAL TO NEWER DEMOGRAPHICS. WHAT LIES AHEAD?

'We don't have enough planes to fly all domestic passengers'

Jyotiraditya Scindia, Union Minister of Civil Aviation and Steel, reveals why there has been a surfeit of aviation orders from India, the government's plans for the sector, and the road to carbon neutrality

Viewership War

Both JioCinema and Disney Star claim to have won the viewership sweepstakes during the first leg of the cash-rich IPL 2023. But the jury is still out

ON GUARD

India's draft data protection Bill is expected to protect users' choices, while holding stakeholders responsible for their data protection practices

Getting Smart

Titan is aiming to more than double its revenue from watches to 10,000 crore by FY26, on the back of a massive jump in sales of smartwatches

Your Ride in the Sky

No more the stuff of sci-fi blockbusters, flying taxis are set to take off in the next two years to permanently disrupt the global aviation scene

Dire Diagnosis

Dissatisfied with the revision of rates for services provided by private healthcare outlets to CGHS beneficiaries, industry players are asking the government to go the whole hog

ON NEW GROUND

Although present in India for a long time, Apple has finally made its retail foray. How will this affect its fortunes in the country?

'INDIA IS AT A TIPPING POINT'

Business Today caught up with Tim Cook, CEO of Apple Inc., at the opening of the company's retail store in Mumbai

The Next Five Million

Firing on all cylinders, tata motors recently rolled out its five-millionth passenger vehicle from its assembly lines. As it sets out to make the next five million vehicles, the race ahead is full of challengers

Hop, Skip And Jump

Despite the spectre of mass layoffs in a few sectors, global recessionary fears and inflationary pressures, many people are jumping jobs more than ever

CELEBRATING SUCCESS

THE BT MPW AWARDS RECOGNISE THE MOST SUCCESSFUL WOMEN ACHIEVERS FROM VARIOUS FIELDS OF BUSINESS

Unaffordable

AS CUSTOMER PREFERENCES EVOLVE AND RISING COSTS PUSH DEVELOPERS TO HIGHER-PRICED SEGMENTS, THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING SPACE IS FEELING THE BRUNT OF DEPLETING SALES. AND THERE'S NO RELIEF IN SIGHT

THE PRICE PUZZLE

THE RECENT PRICING AND TRANSMISSION REFORMS MAY LEAD INDIA TO MEET ITS OBJECTIVE OF MORE THAN DOUBLING THE SHARE OF GAS IN ITS ENERGY BASKET BY MAKING THE COMMODITY MORE AFFORDABLE TO CONSUMERS

'THE IDEA THAT YOU'RE IN TROUBLE CAN CREATE TROUBLE FOR BANKS'

Aswath Damodaran, Professor of Finance at New York University's Stern School of Business, explains why perception is everything for banks

Neighbourhood Connect

PhonePe's debut on ONDC, via its new shopping app Pincode, is set to revolutionise hyperlocal commerce

Charge of the Mobile Brigade

From being a TV spectacle for over a decade, the IPL is now a prized catch for all digital stakeholders-from streaming platforms to advertisers and viewers

A Surprise Uppercut

The unexpected cut in oil production prompted by global economic and geopolitical reinforces the 23-member cartel's control over global oil pricing uncertainties

Policing the Players

Sebi is coming down hard on broking firms that collude with market entities that open mule accounts to carry out pump and dump activities

Crypto Players, Charities On PMLA's Radar

While regulating them is necessary, the need of the hour is a comprehensive legislation to govern virtual digital assets