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Putin meets former German teacher Vera Gurevich: Viral video shows emotional reunion and a hug. Here's how she shaped Russian President's lifeRussian President Vladimir Putin recently reunited with his former German teacher, Vera Gurevich, in Moscow. He personally picked her up, b...- India's greatest business school: No MBA, no campus, no degree — This is how the most successful business community in the world's most populous country actually learnsIndia’s business culture is changing fast. Yet one community understood entrepreneurial learning decades earlier. The Marwari business mind...
- 10 Must-Have Stationery Items for Students and Professionals at Best PricesDiscover the essential tools to elevate your workspace with this comprehensive list of must-have stationery items. From basic necessities l...
- 10 Best-Selling Spiral Notebooks in India to Upgrade your Note-taking Experience (2024)Discover unmatched note-taking excellence with this curated selection of the best spiral notebooks. Featuring sleek designs and superior pa...
- Back-to-school season spurs surge in retail and e-commerce salesAs students gear up for the new academic year, retailers and stationery companies prepare for a surge in demand during the April to June pe...
- Snacks, stationery sales pick up as kids return to schoolPhysical reopening of educational institutions has thrown a lifeline to categories such as stationeries and school shoes that were hit hard...
- Expect stationery business to get back to double digit growth from Dec: ITCThe company had also brought the Classmate Pulse Selfie notebooks, allowing personalisation of notebooks with a selfie on the cover.
- ITC undertakes new marketing initiative to drive consumer engagement on digital platformsThe centre will work for the new FMCG businesses which includes packaged food, personal care, education and stationary products, agarbatti ...
- Keen to be no.1 in FMCG, ITC seeks the e-commerce edgeITC is aspiring to become India’s largest FMCG firm by 2030 in packaged food, personal care and stationary.
- ITC’s non-cigarette FMCG sales cross $2-billion mark in FY17ITC's 25 FMCG brands spanning packaged food, personal care, education and stationary products, apparel, agarbatti and safety matches regist...
- ITC’s non-tobacco FMGC business crosses 10,000 crore in brand turoverITC’s packaged food business, which is the largest contributor to its FMCG pie, grew 21% to record Rs 5,717-crore sales.
- Startups add sprite to good old notebooks“Notebooks have not changed in at least a decade,” said RB Maharishi, cofounder of CollegeConnect. me, a Chennai-based startup whose notebo...
- ITC targeting Rs 1 lakh crore sales from new FMCG businessesDeveshwar said ITC’s newer FMCG businesses growth has been rated by a recent Nielsen report to be the fastest among the consumer goods comp...
- ITC's education and stationery SBU making profitsThe education and stationery products division of non-tobacco FMCG portfolio has been making profits in the last three years.
- Our thrust is on building brands at home: Chand Das, ITC CEOIn an interview with ET, Chand Das, ITC's CEO (education and stationery products), shares insights about how the business is poised to grow...
- WWF-India and ITC join hands for forest mgmnt practicesWWF-India and ITC have joined hands to promote sustainable forest management practices.
- Catura introduces Topchalks.com; Classroom without wallsTopchalks.com is a property of Catura Broadbands systems Pvt Ltd., a three year old company with offices in Gurgaon, Haryana & Santa Clara,...
- E-age learning: Computer games help teach students in classroomsIn a few schools in India, the Intel’s classmate PC (CMPC) programme is revolutionizing teaching as well as learning.
- Fab companies now drive PC designsThe PC market in India has taken the unconventional route with major chipmakers like Intel and AMD coming out with new designs for computer...
- Intel India to chip in for GeNext notebooksThe development centre of Intel in India will make significant contribution to its new projects.
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