Cristiano Ronaldo, the New Face of TAG Heuer
With this, the Portugal team captain for the upcoming World Cup joins an illustrious roster of TAG Heuer celebrities.Restaurant review: Monkey Bar, Vasant Kunj, Delhi
Dig into a breakfast of monkey proportions at the Monkey Bar, Vasant Kunj, Delhi.Here are some tips to zero in on just the kind of canine you will be comfortable with.Restaurant review: Head to Tonino for possibly the best Italian food in the city!
Head to Tonino for possibly the best Italian food in the city!Beauty may be relative, but you just have to draw the line somewhere. Presenting five of the ugliest automobiles to hit the road over the last decade.Restaurant review: Harry's at Delhi's Khan market and Saket
Try the Curry Cucumber if you want a mocktail-fresh, inspiring and the curry leaves add a hint of spice.
Restaurant review: Flor Do Mar in Goa
Located in the middle of Goa's quaint Chapora river, Flor Do Mar caters more to soul than palate.Movenpick ice-cream boutique offers delicious flavours
Savor some delicious flavors at Movenpick's Ice-cream boutique in Delhi!Great in both taste and presentation, the food at Mistral will leave you wanting for more!Restaurant review: Johnny Rockets gets both comfort and food bang on
A burger, some fries and shakes and a fantastic time- Johnny Rockets offers all this and much more!Restaurant review: Artusi gives an authentic Italian experience
Great food, excellent service and a warm experience- there's nothing to not like about Artusi!'Three more Kempinski Hotels in India by 2020'
BT More quizzes Duncan O'Rourke, Chief Operating Officer of Kempinski Hotels, on the brand's future plans for India.
Why venture funds are rushing to back Ineda
The going has been good so far for Ineda. The maker of chips for wearable devices has just received funding from the US-based Walden Riverwood Ventures, from the venture capital arms of Samsung and Qualcomm, and a UK-based research and development company called Imagination Technologies.Rupee's comeback is great for economy, not for exporters
A decline in the country's exports in the last two months of the previous fiscal year, coinciding with an appreciation of the rupee, has raised questions about competitiveness of the Indian industry.Why PE firms chased fewer deals but invested more money in India in 2013
Given the economic slowdown, a weak rupee and an uncertain policy environment, it's not a surprise fund managers are carefully weighing their investment commitments. Fund managers also say the fall in the number of investable businesses is leading to higher valuations, which is impacting their returns on investment.Why future of FDI in multi-brand retail looks bleak after the polls
India is trying to modernise its front-end retail sector. But with entry barriers to FDI being raised by political parties, it seems the country has taken two steps backward after a step forward.What will it take for Sun Pharma to turn Ranbaxy around?
Ranbaxy is Sun Pharma's 17th acquisition, and by far its biggest to date. Soon after the Ranbaxy deal, Sun's founder, Dilip Shanghvi said his decision was driven by the "underlying business in India and emerging markets, and its robust pipeline and profitability".
Events to look forward to in May
14-25 May - Festival De Cannes is where every true movie lover heads each year.What makes Toronto a perfect summer destination
If you are wondering which place to visit this summer, here's some fodder for thought. Ever tried Toronto?
Rolls-Royce's latest edition takes inspiration from Bluebird Waterspeed boat
Just like their earlier cars, Rolls-Royce promises nothing short of the best in terms of quality, design and driving experience.
What next for Darshan Patel's Vini Cosmetics after Fogg?
Patel's growing reputation as a brand wizard has caught the attention of investors. Sequoia Capital pumped in Rs 110-crore into Vini in August 2013 for a 9 per cent stake.How Bandhan, IDFC measure up to challenges of operating as full-fledged banks
Banks have mandatory obligations - there is priority-sector lending, there is the requirement of rural branches, there is statutory liquidity ratio and cash reserve ratio to be maintained which basically means leaving assets idle.Top companies are going beyond B-schools to recruit graduates
But it's no longer only business schools that recruiters are flocking to for fresh hires. Top companies, mainly in the field of audit, consulting, IT, as well as start-ups, are now targeting graduate schools as well with lucrative offers.Info Edge looks for newer avenues of growth amid slowdown
Naukri's fate has had Info Edge looking for newer avenues of growth. In fact, the company has 14 businesses in all, of which eight are internal and rest, investments in other companies.Mobile, online apps on elections gain traction
One such is Kaun Banega PM?, developed by Gurgaon-based Ideafarms, which boasts 2,500-plus downloads since its launch on March 14 this year. It gets gamers to predict India's next prime minister.We're willing to accept even Rs 100 as deposit: Bandhan's Chandra Shekhar Ghosh
Bandhan CEO Chandra Shekhar Ghosh gave up a steady job at BRAC, the well-known Bangladesh-based NGO, to start his own which later metamorphosed into Bandhan Financial Services. No one around him believed he would succeed, but he was not deterred. "I relied solely on my own confidence," Ghosh says.Elections 2014: Global investors gear up to working with Narendra Modi
Business houses in the US, the UK and other parts of European Union are happy with the prospects of Modi winning the polls. They have concerns about his unproven secular credentials, but are quick to add that if he comes to power, he would be accountable to the people and constitutional institutions.'Fund managers have turned bullish with economic indicators improving'
The fifth edition of the Business Today Morningstar Asset Allocation Survey of fund managers shows 60 per cent of those polled expect the Sensex to trade between 23,000 and 25,000, and 30 per cent feel it could top 25,000 in the next one year.Election watch: Why Uttar Pradesh fares poorly on socio-economic parameters
One of the main reasons is the dominance of caste, religion and identity-based politics in the state. Muslims, for instance, have typically voted for Mulayam Singh Yadav's SP or the Congress while the backward castes have supported Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party BSP and the BJP has traditionally relied on the upper castes.
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