Highlights of Business Today May 10, 2015 issue: The government aims to boost solar power capacity 30 times in seven years. In the cover feature 'The 100-GW headache', find out if the target is realistic or not. Game sales are rapidly outpacing movie ticket sales. 'Games people play' talks about how games with a social feature are scoring heavily online. In 'No thanks for sharing', read how companies offering home stays, shared cabs, products on hire and related services have had to tweak their strategies to survive in India. 'Forging a dream' talks about how putting the shine back into debt-laden Essar Steel will not be easy despite its grandiose plans. 'Fighting for access' takes you through the developments in the fight for net neutrality in India, with Internet users going all out against telecom players to ensure everyone enjoys equal rights in the virtual world. Also in focus: Implications of banks differing with the Reserve Bank on the approach to pricing loans; how the Rafale deal will boost Indian manufacturing in the long run; national interest at a loss with the government and Reliance Industries continuing to fight over KG-D6 gas price and more. There's much more on offer in the latest issue of Business Today. Subscribe now to not be left behind on what's making news in the world of business!