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Tees that talk: Homegrown brands add masala to messagewearSlogan tees have evolved into wearable expressions of individuality and micro-activism, reflecting our digital personas. From political sta...- Swiggy has put an end to the Biryani debate and the best is not from Hyderabad or KolkataSwiggy Restaurant Awards 2025 has declared Delhi's Bikkgane Biryani as serving the best biryani in India. The awards, based on public votin...
- Air India launches 'Namaste World' sale to offer domestic airfares from Rs 1,499Air India has launched its 'Namaste World' sale, offering discounted fares on domestic and international routes to boost holiday season dem...
- A falling note: Has Chennai's celebrated music season caught a chill?The Margazhi music festival in Chennai faces a 20% drop in footfall this year due to the convenience of livestreams, travel anxieties, and ...
- Apple's first store in India: A promising frontier for the tech giantIndia is an important frontier for Apple. It was by far the biggest country to lack an outlet bearing its own brand. Some much smaller coun...
- Apple's first store in India: A promising frontier for the tech giantIndia is an important frontier for Apple. It was by far the biggest country to lack an outlet bearing its own brand. Some much smaller coun...
- Pooping in the pandemic: A bet on automatic toilets means this Gurugram-based firm is flush with ordersAs the pandemic creates a touch-me-not environment, a 20-year-old-company that makes automated washroom accessories finds a growing market.
- As Ambani goes on a shopping spree for Jio, startups may find their space shrinkingReliance Jio is eager to become the tech titan of the country and its acquisition strategy may leave very little space for startups to oper...
- Donald Trump has elevated ties with India in ways not seen under any other US Prez: White HouseUS President Donald Trump has elevated America's ties with India and solidified the growing partnership between the two countries in ways n...
- Appeal to people to stay away from rumours regarding coronavirus: PM ModiModi was interacting with owners of Jan Aushadhi Kendras and beneficiaries of the Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojna (PMBJP) thr...
- Tourism sector comes to a standstill as quarantine fears loomWith India temporarily suspending visas to people from China and those who visited China due to coronavirus outbreak, restrictions on trave...
- Hit or miss? Industry expects impact of Budget on MSME investment cycle to be mutedKey industry stakeholders felt that though a number of proposals were announced for MSMEs by the FM, the Budget was not able to up the game...
- Hilton launches tailored programme for Indians group travellers visiting EuropeHilton said the programme has been designed to deliver a truly tailored experience for groups travelling from India to Europe
- Festival season: Several trends emerge as companies woo consumersThe festival season is upon us, and companies have left no stone unturned. Here are the emerging trends.
- Changing consumer preference and cost pressures bringing rivals closer in FMCG & automobile sectorsWhy are rivals in the marketplace wishing each other well or collaborating on key manufacturing processes? Because these brands have unders...
- Rohit Surfactants plans to take HUL head on in premium category; aims to replicate 'Ghari' magic in urban landscape with 'UniWash'At Rs 95 a kilo, the new product commands a 10% premium over competitors Rin and Tide’s basic variants and costs double as much as Ghari.
- Marico, Dabur & Godrej Consumer beat MNCs in African haircare marketIndian firms are getting the better of multinationals in the $1.4-billion niche, yet fast-growing, market for grooming frizzy African hair.
- Very interested in domestic acquisitions too: Sunil Duggal, DaburSunil Duggal, CEO, Dabur India, talks about their ad spend, acquisitions and the gross margin picture for the second half of the current fi...
- Makeover time for direct sellersAmway will soon start product advertisement as it increases its adspend.
- With treaty, more films to be shot in London:Indian filmmakersWith easy access to tax breaks, fresh funding sources and logistical support, thanks to a new co-production treaty with the British governm...
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