COVER STORY
Ammi’s Biryani has got everything that it needs to scale up: great taste, value for money and enough funding
December 22, 2012
Why French companies are saying Oui to India
22-december-2012
Outlook Business Magazine - December 22, 2012
Ammi’s Biryani has got everything that it needs to scale up: great taste, value for money and enough funding
The liquor baron’s business was a one-man show. Will his legacy survive his violent death?
A stretched balance sheet and an uncertain global auto market could upset Motherson Sumi’s grand plans
Paintings shouldn’t be a personal choice — especially when you use art to set the tone for your company
The world is evolving rapidly and so is the entire spectrum of receiving and imparting knowledge
Investment banker Ashok Wadhwa emphasises that distance is essential to maintain objectivity
There are some 450 French companies in India and if the pace of their operations picks up here, so much the better
Ammi’s Biryani has got everything that it needs to scale up: great taste, value for money and enough funding
Companies from the European nation are quietly making inroads into India
The liquor baron’s business was a one-man show. Will his legacy survive his violent death?
What explains private equity investors’ growing appetite for the food service industry?
With vacation rentals Indian travellers can now pay less for more privacy
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Brand Dhoni is super big business but is Mahi overstretched?
A stretched balance sheet and an uncertain global auto market could upset Motherson Sumi’s grand plans
BookMyShow CEO Ashish Hemrajani has only one agenda for his weekends: sailing
Paintings shouldn’t be a personal choice — especially when you use art to set the tone for your company
The world is evolving rapidly and so is the entire spectrum of receiving and imparting knowledge
Investment banker Ashok Wadhwa emphasises that distance is essential to maintain objectivity
There are some 450 French companies in India and if the pace of their operations picks up here, so much the better