The Indian industrial empire that is producing social capital as well as profits.

Zimbabwean small scale farmers are benefiting from 'born again' sweet potato plants, developed by Zimbabwean scientists, that have had a damaging virus removed.

Corruption is bad for business and bad for health, says Suresh Vazirani, Managing Director of an award-winning hi-tech company

Mumbai businessman Rajendra Gandhi has made recycling a matter of moral principle.

Rebuilding after war - and rebuilding relationships - are keys to sustainable development says agriculturalist, Paul Craig

A leading apostle of employee share ownership sees worker-owned companies as a model for sharing wealth and improving company performance.

India's information technology revolution has turned the nation into a 'software superpower'. Can it help to bridge the rich-poor gap?

Shipyard worker, Ryuzaburo Kaku, rose to become Chairman of the cameras-to-copiers multinational Canon. Few Japanese businessmen have gone out on a limb the way Kaku has, in advocating a global philosophy for business.

Sheffield, renowned for its stainless steel, has had a Master Cutler for 700 years. Richard Field, who held the office in 1997, tells about his city's fight back from recession, and the remarkable turn round in his own life.

Printing company director Richard Hawthorne chairs a Nottingham partnership which engages citizens in urban renewal through 'honest conversation'.