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Is India buying up the West?

Kamal Mehta

When India’s Tata Steel bid for the Anglo-Dutch corporation Corus, business magazines trumpeted the arrival of the Indian multinational corporation. A rival bid may yet cause the deal to unravel, but Kamal Mehta explains why the offer is a sign that Indian business has come of age

The emerging face of Indian politics

Marc Smith

Despite a cushioned upbringing as a member of India’s foremost political Gandhi family, Rahul Gandhi looks set to step out of the wings and transform the Indian National Congress party. It’s a daunting task – requiring more than his movie star good looks, says Marc Smith

Young, talented … and nowhere to be found

Marc Smith

The changing demographics of the labour market, enduring skills shortages and employee demands for work–life balance have created a so-called "war for talent". Marc Smith explores the challenges for the global family business in their search for skilled staff

Can family businesses work to the PLC model?

Panikkos Poutziouris

Despite the diminishing role of family-controlled firms in the UK stock market, evidence suggests that the family business PLC model works and can offer value to all stakeholders. Panikkos Poutziouris presents the evidence

Time to go private again?

Francois de Visscher

Many family businesses that made the decision to go public several decades ago have been disappointed. François de Visscher explains why, though a complex and risky path, going private could be for the long-term benefit of the business

Thinking of selling?

Julian Lewis

It is rarely a straightforward process and almost always a stressful one. Julian Lewis offers a few useful tips on how to avoid the pitfalls of selling your family business while, at the same time, negotiating the most profitable sale

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