Harsh Mariwala

India's private sector still stuck with legacy issues of governance: Modi

Modi's comments assume significance in the wake of eminent banker Deepak Parekh having said recently that not much had changed on ground in the first nine months of his government and there was little improvement on 'ease of doing business'.

Incentivise other investment avenues to reduce gold demand, says Mariwala

Fixing twin deficits top priority; FM unlikely to give negative shocks, says Marico boss<br /><br /> <br /><br />

Mariwala's ASCENT completes first wave, total turnover nears Rs 9k cr

Over 200 members join Marico boss's entrepreneurship initiative in nine months, 1000 members is next target<br /><br /> <br /><br />

Marico's Mariwala: 'Will choose topline growth over margins'

In an exclusive interview, Marico Chairman Harsh Mariwala speaks about topline, bottomline, acquisitions, and expectations from the forthcoming budget.<br /><br />

Marico's Mariwala: Pak keen to trade, India should grab opportunity

Mariwala said that Pakistan is extremely keen to do business with India. There are certain issues to be ironed out between India and Pakistan, but the two countries should act responsibly and resolve all issues, he said.

Holding back FDI in retail 'highly regressive': India Inc

Disappointed by the government's decision to put foreign direct investment (FDI) in multi-brand retail on hold, India Inc today described the move as "highly regressive".

A Mistry at Bombay House

Tata is more than a corporate house, it's an ethos, a set of proven values. Ratan Tata added global ambition and aggression to that list. Being Cyrus, therefore, will be far from easy when filling the shoes of a Tata.

Mariwala steps down as Marico MD, Saugata Gupta elevated

In his new role as managing director and CEO, Saugata will accelerate the growth journey through innovation and build a future-ready organisation with a value-added portfolio, Marico said in a release.

The new BusinessWorld revives the power of interviews

In addition to the interviews in the cover story, there’s another single-page interview and another half page one, making it totally 32.5 pages of interviews, forming 22.5 percent of the magazine.

Policy in shambles, scams hurt, govt faces trust deficit

This should serve as a wake-up call for the embattled government which is hurtling from one crisis to another. The sense of unease is hard to miss: A perceived policy paralysis and a string of corruption cases are at the root of the disenchantment.