Stephen A Schwarzman on why he is still bullish on India, how loss makes for the deepest learning's, and how corporate culture is the difference between winning and losing
After the IL&FS episode , funding dried up and there was no disbursal to MSMEs, housing and auto, says Ajay Piramal
'We are trying to develop a strategy where we could make people to stop using disposable plastic devices', said Shaw
Dharmarajan talks about literary translation, and all that is lost when it becomes too literal
Axis Bank reported good numbers in the second quarter of FY20 even though the bank had a net loss of Rs 112 crore in the period
In an Interview with Pavan Lall, Audi new India head Balbir Singh Dhillon talks about his company's plans to increase its market share
NYT chief Stephen Dunbar-Johnson finds India market interesting, says good journalism is good business
We don't want one to grow at the cost of the other, PUMA India MD tells Shubhomoy Sikdar
India is one of our most important markets. 12 % of all our global trips are done in India. India is already a big market for us in terms of transactions, he said
We would not need anything but your face to complete the flying processes, Chisari tells Shubhomoy Sikdar
Peter van Mierlo says the Dutch development finance institution is in India for the long term and is unperturbed by the current slowdown, which he says is temporary in any case
Dasgupta talks about what it means to be the director of a major literary prize and his new book
Some of the measures taken (by the government) are absolutely the right signals, said Mathur
In the near term, we would like to be a 500,000-barrels-per-day company and, after that in the next four-five years, a million barrel company
Around 30 per cent of the missed calls used to come from rival networks and our customers called back as it was free, he said
I believe that Huawei will be welcomed by the Indian industry, government, and customers, says Chen
The volatility in crude oil and currency are key monitorables for us, said Mehta
In conversation with Karan Choudhury, Sharma talks about how the WeWork IPO debacle shows that money is finite and results are extremely important
External factors and client-specific issues are not very different, says the TCS CEO and MD
The second half is usually weaker in our sector, which is because of normal seasonality, but overall our deal pipeline remains strong, says Parekh