Our pick of the best travel, fashion, gaming and luxury apps
Here's our pick of the best travel, fashion, gaming and luxury apps as millions of apps fight for space on our handheld devices.Abu Dhabi's spectacular, adrenaline-filled adventures make it the perfect weekend getaway
Abu Dhabi's spectacular, adrenaline-filled adventures make it the perfect weekend getaway for Indian travellers.HDFC Life's Sanjay Tripathy shares his favourite books
Sanjay Tripathy, EVP & Head Marketing, HDFC Life talks about the books that have made him what he is today.Places to visit and upcoming events
Taking Manhattan's NoMad district from derelict to cool and spunky, a new 600-room hotel is all set to become the crowning glory of the area.Restaurant reviews: Silver Beach Cafe, AUMA, Amour
Silver Beach Cafe offers a warm setting and delicious food to kill a quiet day in Maximum City.Sir Paul Smith talks about his successful journey
The man who launched a million colourful striped shirts, Sir Paul Smith gets nostalgic about setting up shop in London in the 70s and about finally being cool with the multi-millionaire clothing impresario tag.Sula Vineyards' owner Rajeev Samant on his favourite things
Sula Vineyards' owner Rajeev Samant on his favourite things.Do it yourself guide on talking on table, massage, stained glass art, working in India and many more.Eight medical science innovations that promise easy lives
Eight cutting-edge innovations in the field of medical science that promise to make our lives easier.A guide on how to save yourself from online fraud
Don't take online fraud lightly. As the stakes are getting higher and we show you how stay on guard online.Are fad diets really worth a try?
Science or pseudo-science? Here's exploring a contemporary phenomenon that puts a radical spin on cutting back calories.Check the desirability quotient of new products
The launch of a new range of whiskies from The Dalmore is guaranteed to push the traditional boundaries of excellence in whisky making.Digital Technology: Problem of plenty
While technology promised to simplify life, it has instead made it more complicated. Wind your way through this digital labyrinth where there is a problem of plenty. The solution? Streamline rather than multiply.Future cities to be smart in every aspect
The city of the future is smart in every aspect; clean energy, super infrastructure and advanced technology. Take a look at what's to come.Shanghai's Fairmont Peace hotel welcomes all
The Fairmont Peace Hotel in Shanghai welcomes luxury tourists, business visitors, and also time travellers.Kalli Purie's memoir is a rollicking ride on the ups and downs of weight loss
Kalli Purie's memoir is a rollicking ride on the ups and downs of weight loss, and why it's all finally worthwhile.
Interest paying ability of companies in the S&P CNX 500 falls to a five-year low
Interest paying ability of companies in the S&P CNX 500 falls to a five-year lowto high interest rates and a decline in operating profits, shows a study by CRISIL Research.Will the Food Security Bill add to India's fiscal crisis?
A majority of the respondents believes that it will. While guaranteeing food security is a laudable objective, the financial implications of the Bill are considerable.SEBI cracks down on insider trading
SEBI is cracking down on insider trading by the big guns of corporate India.SEBI decisions will help listed companies meet minimum public shareholding norms
Two SEBI decisions will help listed companies, private and state-owned, meet minimum public shareholding norms.Hero Impulse tops the list of most watched ads of Dec 2011
This time around, Cadbury India has hit the sweet spot with five ads in the BT-TAM top-25 list.Review: Flipboard and Acer Iconia S300
A must-have iPad app and another phone-cum-tabletQuotes from the 11th Auto Expo
We've never pushed it as a poor man's car. We pushed it as an affordable all-weather family car. Period. I don't consider it to be a flop. I consider that we have wasted an early opportunity, says Ratan Tata, Chairman, Tata Sons.RIL-Network18 deal: The real story behind the 'potboiler'
After bailing out Eenadu's Ramoji Rao in 2008, the Mukesh Ambani-led company recently signed a convertible debt deal with Network 18. The deal makes for a potboiler. Here's why.Assembly polls will be held in seven states in 2012. Dates for the elections in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Manipur and Goa - being held between end of January and early March - have already been announced.New words in business: Firestarter
Firestarter means someone who exaggerates work situations and calls resolution meetings to emerge heroic.
Why young, successful CEOs dump the trappings of corporate power
There are instances of people returning to salaried employment after an entrepreneurial stint. A trend of trying to break the mould as middle age approaches has begun and is likely to grow in the future.Marketers rush to cash in on rising interest for football in India
Football cafes that have sprung up around the country in the past couple of years are a symptom of the growing craze for football in a cricket-mad country.Solar energy business looks up in India as tariffs fall
India is sundrenched for more than 300 days a year and is ideally suited to use it. But the country has remained far behind Europe and the US, both in manufacturing and project capacities.How analytics firm Mu Sigma attracts investors
Analytics firm Mu Sigma, which dissects large amounts of data helping firms make sense of it, has gone from zero to $70 million revenues in six years and now employs 1,500; it expects to clock $110 million in 2012 with 2,100 employees.
Response on Royal Enfield case study
BT receives scores of responses to its case studies. Below is the best one on the Royal Enfield's makeover (Nov 27, 2011).
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