We will revisit all the processes and facilities and the entire analysis will be done with a different lens hereon, said JNPT chairman
V Jagannathan, chairman & CEO of Star Health, tells T E Narasimhan how the pandemic is changing the face of health insurance
In an email Q&A, Subhash Chandra Khuntia speaks about the positive response to Corona Kavach policy, standardisation of covid treatment rates and need for a retrenchment cover
In a Q&A, Keshav Murugesh, Group CEO of the NYSE-listed firm, says his company will continue to hire, but at a slower pace
In a Q&A, Jayant Krishna says market access and ease of doing business remain the main priorities for British businesses in India
In a Q&A, Rishi Pardal says he is happy some states hace rolled back liquor tax, and thar hus firm is positioning beer as a home drink even as it waits for bars to reopen
Max Healthcare, the country's second-largest hospital chain in terms of revenues, is all set for a listing on the bourses this month
In 2009, Holland started her eponymous wine academy, hoping to educate youngsters about the spirits business
In a Q&A, Vipin Sondhi says the ministry's move will help the industry strengthen its product offerings, and give suppliers a chance to participate with OEMs
The move will give a boost to local manufacturing, be a huge employment generator and check currency imbalances, he said
In a Q&A, the chairman of Godrej Properties says collections, which are linked to construction milestones, have also improved
Kumar tells Geetanjali Krishna about the challenges of heading the human rights organisation in India and why he is optimistic about the future
In a Q&A, pharma major's MD & CEO, R Ananthanarayanan says the firm is setting up a vaccine suite and is in final-stage talks with global players to seal a deal for developing a Covid-19 vaccine
Retail investors enter the market ahead of a correction but this time could be different, says Nikhil Kamath.
The MD of Alstom India and South Asia talks about the role of dedicated freight corridors and the planned private train project in an exclusive interview
With about 75 per cent of tractors sold on finance, we have aligned finances very well starting in May itself building out further in June and July
It is nowhere near the company's average sales in a month. We are producing vehicles that constitute only 60% of our capacity in Gurgaon and Manesar, Bhargava said
The first dilution had to be done in three years. We now have five years in hand to reduce to 20 per cent, the MD and CEO tells Business Standard
In a Q&A, the country head and MD of Hines India says housing projects by good developers are doing well despite the pandemic and lockdown
The long-term vision hasn't changed. It is clear that OTT will be a subscription-driven business and not ad-driven unlike broadcasting