Europe
Paul Sheard
June 1, 2017
Brexit and Trump are the two main disruptions for 2017, and the world will have to keep an eye out to see how exactly they will react and affect the economy, says Sheard. Paul Sheard, the executive vice president and chief economist at S&P Global, goes deep to find the root c...
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Nitin Gadkari
June 1, 2017
With new projects in the pipeline and increasing support of the people, the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways and Shipping is making consistent progress in India, says Gadkari. The minister of Road Transport & Highways and Shipping in India, Nitin Gadkari, talks to Bi...
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Takehiko Nakao
June 1, 2017
It’s not just China that is booming, the rest of Asia is also showing steady progress, while developing nations have their own obstacles to overcome, they are distinctly different from the issues of more developed economies, says Nakao. Takehiko Nakao, the president of Asian De...
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Philippe Brassac
June 1, 2017
Since 2016 was an unpredictable year, some might take a pessimistic look at 2017, but instead the year has brought forth more clarity and optimism in businesses, says Brassac. Philippe Brassac, the chief executive officer of Crédit Agricole shares with Biz@ India his optimism re...
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Andrew Witty
June 1, 2017
Balancing the need for providing access to medicine while simultaneously striving for innovation are the main reasons behind a successful run as the CEO of GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), says Witty. Andrew Witty speaks to Biz@India while he is on the cusp of exiting as the chief executiv...
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Tom Finke
June 1, 2017
While Asia’s economy is holding up fairly well, the United States of America (US) is likely to continue its slow growth, but barring any surprises, stability is expected in 2017, says Finke. Being the chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of a global investment management ...
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5 things to do in Berlin
May 26, 2017
Berlin, a historical city with a diverse flavour has so much to do and see, with historical sites, museums, street art, communist era souvenirs and a vibrant nightlife.
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French Presidential Elections
April 23, 2017
As the French prepare to cast their votes on Sunday, a bit of fear and a great deal of uncertainty could play a big role in their choice of the candidate, from a field of 11 aspirants. This could benefit the far right leader Marine Le Pen.
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The Indian-European ‘filmi’ love affair
April 21, 2017
With Indian films crossing the centenary mark, Bollywood has stepped into the changing diaspora of increased global audience in terms of its ‘soft power’. Bollywood is nevermore confined within the boundaries of Indian theatres or Indian audiences as it ventures out into Euro...
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Indian U-17 football team on tour of Europe for preparation
April 13, 2017
'Football Takes Over' is officially announced as the slogan for the FIFA U-17 World Cup in recognition of the increasing excitement about the first FIFA competition to be held in India and the country taking part.
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Jordan continues to attract tourists as a vibrant and diverse nation
March 7, 2017
Outdoor adventure tourism is expanding at a fast rate in Jordan, and promises to remain one of the most dynamic and innovative travel industry sectors for years to come.
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