In real estate, Blackstone is the largest owner in the world and in India. We specialise in office buildings. We are planning on doubling o...

“AI is not made to replace people, but augment people. Much like mobile phones have done for us.” Thrun said.

India needs to address regulatory issues for the sector to gather pace and approvals around land acquisition and project clearances need to...

At GBS, Tech evangelist Guy Kawasaki laid out 10 lessons he learnt at America’s technology nerve centre.

"Last five years have been turning point, systems have become transparent. It’s now possible to run India in a transparent manner," Arun Ja...

“Silos won’t work. We need a way to create inter-operable seamless rider services across multiple modes,” Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekan...

On February 22, FM Arun Jaitley, who shepherds the world’s fastest growing large economy, will deliver his special address.

Apple’s former chief evangelist, pioneers of electric car & aircraft, ecomm pathbreakers among speakers.

Facebook actively remove fake accounts and disrupt economic incentives.

Kapoor touched upon the broad and deep financial reforms that are expected to help drive economic growth in India, Asia’s third-biggest eco...

Loaded with his trademark jokes, King Khan's speech went from him wanting to be a 'legend' to big data.

“Why is the tide turning? It could be because large sections of the population in those countries believe they have not benefited from glob...

"There is no dearth of talent, maximum startups in Silicon Valley are from Indians. So there are no reasons why that can't be done in India...

All roads lead today to the Airtel-Economic Times GBS, where a galaxy of distinguished government and business leaders along with eminent t...

In Suresh Prabhu, we have a visionary who spelled out the long-term investment plan for Railways, which suffered from acute investment crun...

The first edition of ET GBS, held last January, was defined by the PM asking business leaders to dream of a $20-trillion Indian economy.

Taleb’s tweets were unusual in that it’s rare for a disruptively smart theoretician to find common ground with a head of government.