BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who confirmed the deal with the German sportswear giant on Monday, said Adidas would design and manufacture jersey...

The spine-chilling crime thriller - Boston Strangler - is set to hit Hulu. The story revolves around Albert DeSalvo who has, as said, kille...

"He's not going to back off," White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters. "He's going to be very frank and very open about t...

The three suspects, who were detained Tuesday, face charges of "associating with terrorist criminals" following the death of Samuel Paty ne...

Day 3 at Goafest 2016 saw global speakers, more crowds than before, with even a few non-delegates attempting to crash the show.

The company controls almost every bit of operations — from design to a large chunk of manufacturing — from three designing and manufacturin...

Amazon’s first smartphone is finally here. It’s unique, fun and a pretty decent phone. And you can do better.

"We are in the garmenting business not to sell it to a foreign company or a private equity player merely for valuations," says Kewalchand P...

Most attendees also agreed that the format and the content design of the event also need to be revisited to make it more engaging

The Creative Abby categories this year included film, print, radio, outdoor, integrated, print craft, radio craft and branded content.

The not-so-good part is that the Levi's Indian operation is losing money, with accumulated losses of some Rs 127 crore.

A negative name gives a brand a daredevil image and a mystique element that arouse curiosity, particularly among youngsters.

The stock is very cheap, has a balance sheet which is almost like a multinational balance sheet, is run very conservatively and tightly and...

Kevalchand Jain, Chairman, Keval Kiran Clothing

Mumbai-based Kewal Kiran Clothing’s (KKCL) stock price has been slowly inching higher in every trading session. The stock has gained 9% in ...

Prasad Pabrekar of Spykar Lifestyles is planning to become the leading jeans brand in India, within a year.

The grown-ups might not have understood kids in Exupery’s social allegory, but apparel brands have.