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| April 06, 2010 | | 'Start-ups need a lot of optimism to succeed'
Isha Siraj Kedia, CEO and one of the four partners of start-up company Lamhe.co.in, discusses the company's busines model, why they started a gifting company, their fear of failure and how they are coping with it and how they manage their business between taking care of their kids and building strategies for their newborn enterprise.
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| April 02, 2010 | | How drunk driving affects your car insurance
Reading of the motor insurance policy documents and discussions with the general insurance companies seem to suggest that the affected third parties are eligible to be paid the damages despite the driver causing the accident while under the influence of alcohol.
They gave up steady incomes to follow their hearts
Yashi Desai, Dipti Doshi and Frenny Shah kept a steady job till the entrepreneurial bug bit them. They now run Idea Hub, an advertising agency.
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| December 11, 2009 | | 'Indian kids need heroes they can relate to'
Samir Patil who has taken over Amar Chitra Katha and Tinkle talks of taking the classic comics to the next generation and also has a word of advice for young entrepreneurs.
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| December 03, 2009 | | 'We are in the business of taking away stress'
Twenty nine-year-old Suresh Paryani, who operates India's first executive assistant service, believes that there is a growing need for someone to be at your beck and call.
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| March 12, 2009 | | 'Fail fast to succeed sooner!'
Everyone makes mistakes when starting a new business. What is needed to succeed is the will to recognise your mistakes and to fix them quickly.
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| February 09, 2009 | | Blog your way to your bank
A 23-year-old quit his well-paid job in these uncertain times to start on his own. He expects to earn eight times more than what he sacrificed.
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| November 14, 2008 | | Business success means taking risks
To be someone like Richard Branson, Steve Jobs or Henry Ford, an individual has to take risky business decisions, which can result in positive outcomes during stressful economic circumstances.
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| September 10, 2008 | | Three Indians reinventing
Move over Facebook and Orkut. There is a new Indian kid on the block with a twist. And it's named Lifeinlines.com.
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