Outlook Business, the new fortnightly business magazine that packs in credible, detailed information and analysis for decision makers to enable them take profitable business decisions. A composite package covering all factors that influence business movements with an Indian and a global perspective.

With expert views which not only gives you an insight of the current business dynamics but also analyzes the impact & implications that it would have on your business. (indiatimes.com)

Economy & Policy
Time to split more atoms
Nuclear energy is expensive. But given the options available, it is vital to secure India’s energy needs

Infrastructure & Realty
Real trouble
With interest rates, input costs and inflation rising, developers, investors and buyers, have been hit hard. The realty market boom may just be tapering

Changing lanes
Pressure is mounting on cities to create transport ecosystems. Steering the change are automakers, led by the world’s third-largest car company

Advertising & Media
Small space, big battle
The race among the internet giants to be the first mover in the mobile advertising space has begun

Companies & Industry
Sun-Taro merger
For the Sun-Taro merger deal to work, a better valuation and minority shareholders hold the key. Otherwise, litigations may delay the outcome

Surat surprise
A bunch of entrepreneurs are bringing new businesses into Surat and reinventing the way old businesses are managed

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Outlook Business—Remaking The Rules

Outlook Group has been an agent of change and trendsetter in Indian publishing. In 1995, the group took on the fortnightlies that then reigned supreme among  magazines, launching a weekly, Outlook. In 1998, the group again departed from the beaten track, launching Intelligent Investor (now Outlook Money), aimed at filling a long-felt void in the personal finance space. Year 2001 saw the launch of Outlook Traveller, which coincided with a pick-up in domestic tourism. This was followed, in 2002, by the launch of Outlook Saptahik, the Hindi edition of Outlook (not a clone, though).

Yet another milestone in Indian magazine publishing has been the launch of City Limits (in 2005). A magazine aimed at covering the hustle and the bustle of the country’s metros had never been seriously launched before. Today, the National Capital can boast of its very own magazine, which gives due play to the activities that largely get brushed aside in a publication that is more national in focus. In early 2006, we added the international newsmagazine, Newsweek, to our basket of publications to satiate a growing hunger and appetite for international news and perspective on part of the reading public. And on April 20, 2006, in keeping with that tradition of innovation, we launched Outlook Business.

Outlook Business, in the true tradition of the Outlook group, has as its aim no less an objective than the complete rewrite of what has been tried by the way of business journalism in the magazine space. Targeted at decision makers, the product focuses on important business issues and developments with a view to providing clear takeaways – impact and implications for decision-making. A holistic approach ensures all influences on business: economic, political, regulatory and market driven are examined. Views from the best in industry supplement strong analytical in-house features to ensure a fine balance of perspectives, insights and information. In keeping with the rapid unification of markets, Outlook Business incorporates a global perspective, which it sees as a vital input, in all its content. Due recognition is also given to venture capital, hedge funds and private equity. This is only fair, since capital, a key driver of business, is footloose and fancy-free in this brave new global economic order.

Last, but by no means the least, Outlook Business is a publication of today, meant for today’s decision makers!

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