Revamped Bread et More in Delhi boasts of a tempting spread
The revamped Bread et More at GK boasts of a tempting European spread.Five Bollywood divas you must follow on Instagram
With Instagram the new 'it' thing around, making sure you give your followers something different is a given. We tell you the 5 Bollywood divas you must follow for all the right tips and tricks.Glenfiddich's legacy of art embarks on its 13th year
Glenfiddich's legacy of art embarks on its 13th year.Restaurant review: High Ultra Lounge in Bangalore
With punchy music and an aerial view of Bangalore, High Ultra Lounge makes for a great evening.At Barrels, Give it the Old College Try
Remember the heady moments of lights, music and head-banging from your days of youth? Barrels at Vasant Vihar lets you live them once again.Hottest trends from the ramps of Summer Paris and Milan Fashion Weeks
Presenting five of the hottest trends to emerge from the ramps of the Summer '14 Paris and Milan Fashion Weeks. Are you taking notes?Tips on how to dress up best for resorts
Summer's here, and it's time to plan a beachtrip. You pick the resort, we pick the best in resort wear!Why buybacks have emerged as the predominant exit route for PE funds
According to data by private equity research firm VCCEdge, exits through buybacks have steadily increased in recent years, from 11 in 2008 to 50 in 2013. There were a total of 172 exits last year. Buybacks were the second most preferred exit route after open market transactions (60).Consumption of diesel could fall for the first time in a decade
Slowing sales of commercial diesel vehicles and the improved power situation - leading to less diesel use in private generators - have also contributed to the trend. Rising diesel prices and shifting of industrial consumers to alternative fuels due to a dual pricing policy, has dampened consumption.Satyamev Jayate is a not-for-profit show, says Star India CEO
Star India CEO Uday Shankar says the show was never meant to be a profitable property. "We were defying the traditional definition of entertainment content … [and] prepared to take losses," he says.Govt must fully implement Companies Act as early as possible
The Companies Act 2013 will make it tougher for companies to commit fraud. The new law will plug most loopholes of the old regime. All that the government needs to do now is fully implement it.What happens when minority shareholders disagree strongly with company polic
When minority shareholders disagree strongly with company policy, they usually sell their shares and exit, fearing they will not be taken seriously. But there have been a few doughty ones who have stood up and objected strongly enough to make an impact. Some recent examples:CBI enquiry against C.B. Bhave: Who said what
If CBI finds that it erred in filing such an enquiry and in giving it publicity without carrying out proper diligence, then the director must apologise: C.B. Bhave, former Chairman, Sebi, in The Economic Times'Indian organisations yet to embrace concept of mindfulness in mainstream business'
Santhosh Babu, celebrity coach and speaker on leadership, who facilitates organisational transformations, says Indian organisations have yet to embrace the concept of mindfulness. Some do, however, provide stress management and emotional intelligence workshops for employees.STMicroelectronics to help India start its chip manufacturing journey
The European chipmaker will help India jump-start its chip manufacturing journey by providing technology support to one of the consortiums setting up a semiconductor wafer units in the country.Micromax has bold plans for global push, shares Rahul Sharma
The journey has begun. In January, Sharma travelled to Moscow to launch the Micromax brand in Russia. It is already present in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal.Hindustan Powerprojects' Ratul Puri is betting big on power
Puri wanted an image makeover for Moser Baer Power Projects and the best possible way was to shed the baggage of the name. After about four years he decided to change the company name to Hindustan Powerprojects.India has abundant natural resources; all it needs is reform: Anil Agarwal
Billionaire industrialist Anil Agarwal says India must encourage mining and manufacturing to boost economic growth and hopes that the new government that will take charge after the General Election due in May will provide strong and decisive leadership.Montek Singh Ahluwalia and Arvind Panagariya slug it out at the Conclave
Montek Singh Ahluwalia and Arvind Panagariya slug it out at the Conclave, in a discussion moderated by Shweta Punj.We need a leader who can unleash India's potential, says Aroon Purie
In a time of economic stress, the 13th edition of the Conclave sheds light on ways in which the country can still achieve its full potential.Jack Sim is working on a Hindi movie to spread awareness of the importance of toilets
The founder of the World Toilet Organization is working on a Hindi movie to spread awareness of the importance of toilets.Hike in natural gas prices from April 1 will compound its problem
The power sector already faces an acute shortage of natural gas. The hike in gas prices from April 1 will compound its problems.Remy Martin's Christophe Bourrie shares the brand's story
Christophe Bourrie, Regional Director of Louis XIII de Remy Martin for South East Asia, Middle East and India shares the brand's story and talks about its foray into the country.