SingleInterface, a marketing software startup, was founded and incubated as part of Smile Group in 2015 by Tarun Sobhani and Harish Bahl. T...

When manufacturers can’t make enough glass bottles and aluminum cans, it trickles down to people’s ability to buy things like soda and beer.

Gloria Jeans Coffee plans to re-enter India by opening outlets in the coming months, years after it had exited the country. Canada-based Ti...

The S&P/ASX 200 index ended 1.64% higher at 5,407.1, but traded at only 70% of its monthly average volumes. So far this year, the index has...

According to Cricket Australia, the match - 'Bushfire Cricket Bash' - will be held on February 8.

Arvind Mediratta said the in-swinging yorkers by Bumrah, a fine bowler, are a treat to watch.

The announcement follows the resignation of executive vice-president (EVP) and chief operating officer (COO) Devendra Chawla.

Nazara looks to expand its cricket gaming portfolio and step up investments.

Yum! Restaurants, which operates the KFC chain in India, has tied up with Mumbai Dabbawalas to deliver meals.

Cricket Australia will ensure telecast of Hindi commentary for the upcoming Twenty20 series against India to cater to the sizeable Indian c...

The third and final match of the upcoming Twenty20 series between India and Australia will turn pink to support the McGrath Foundation.

Australia have opted for Lyon's services in place of Joel Paris in the 13-member squad while opener David Warner also returns to the team.

Sriram will be with the Australia team in the lead-up and early stages of the WT20, scheduled to be hosted by India in March 2016.

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The Indian Premier League (IPL), which stunned critics with its instant success, has emerged as an ideal business model for the sporting fr...

Muktesh Pant, the Louisville, Kentucky-based $ 13-billion Yum! Brands’ international (excluding US and China markets) division, Yum! Restau...

The retail sector is expecting a CAGR of 35% over the next four years - reason enough for some of the biggest global chains to head for Ind...