Its nearly 90 days when the CEO of Satyam Computers, Ramalinga Raju confessed to the financial fraud and falsification of accounts. (January 7^th)). The month of February witnessed Satyam up for sale wherein several firms expressed interest to buy Stayam Computers. Finally, the race for acquiring Satyam Computers is reaching its final stages. A cover story detailing about the plans on how the prospective buyers of Satyam Computers are going to deal with the business and staff of Satyam is presented in the March edition of the Business World magazine. The cover story, titled “Satyam into the final lap” also talks about how the buyers intend to satisfy the clients of what used to be India’s fourth-largest information technology firm.

The cover story is very well written. It covers all the aspects of bidding and sale of Satyam Computers. The cover story is divided into sub heading, such as A Few Rumblings, Sidelined, and End Game. The sub headings deal with all the aspects of bidding, its impact of different sections of people, and finally Satyam’s sale. The story also answers an important question: “what if there is no bidding”.

In addition to this, the cover story presents an inset of the events that took place in Satyam Computers in a chronological order. Right from the date when the confession is made by Ramalinga Raju till the deadline finalized for financial bids all are mentioned in the story.

Apart from the Satyam story, the magazine presents many other interesting stories that are sure to grab your attention. One such story is titled, “Global Economy: The Second Helpline”. The story states that if all goes well, the US’s plan to buy toxic assets could revive the economy.

A story related to the agriculture sector that will give you some food for thought is titled, “Corny Trials”. The story raises a question: are genetically-modified foods slowly entering the food cycle?

Another story titled, “Mango Exports Turn Sour” talks about the fact that the high cost of Indian mangoes in the US is affecting their exports.

The story titled, “Inflation Near-Zero Levels, And The Variations” talks about the fact that despite WPI-based inflation coming down, prices of food articles remain a concern. On the other hand, the story titled “International Premier League” states that Lalit Modi has saved IPL for now, but the league’s challenges are far from over.

In addition to these stories, the magazine also features many stories related to economics, politics, media and entertainment, and sports, making it a suitable for people of all age groups.