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Why the saree needs revival, not constant reimaginationAs a timeless representation of Indian culture, the saree is calling for a renaissance. Despite its survival through the ages, there's a si...- Who was Vijaypat Singhania? Architect of Raymond’s rise, record-breaking aviator & Padma Bhushan awardeeVijaypat Singhania, the visionary behind Raymond, has passed away. He transformed the company into a renowned brand and achieved remarkable...
- US music publishers suing Anthropic make their case against AI 'fair use'Music publishers Universal Music Group, Concord and ABKCO have asked a judge in California to rule that US copyright law does not insulate ...
- Book authors settle copyright lawsuit with AI company AnthropicAuthors have reached a settlement with AI firm Anthropic after suing for copyright infringement over its chatbot training methods. Though a...
- 'We rarely make family entertainers now.' Rani Mukherji bats for 'Bunty Aur Babli 2' as a true blue comedyThe movie is a sequel to the 2005 Shaad Ali-directed blockbuster, which featured Mukerji and actor Abhishek Bachchan.
- Jimmy Sheirgill, Namit Das, Monika Panwar and more to star in Netflix series 'Choona'The show will mark the 'Ghoomketu' director's foray into the long-form series format.
- Chopper firm Fly Blade forays into India in JV with HunchThe firm will be connecting Mumbai to Pune and Shirdi with heliports, departing from Juhu and Mahalaxmi, he said.
- Wackiest whisper and murmers in India's corporate corridorsTake a look at Economic Times’s weekly roundup of the wackiest whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors and policy parlours.
- When Tata Group Chairman Cyrus Mistry was spotted relishing dhaba food!A picture tweeted by photographer Phani Mahto shows The Tata top boss having lunch at a roadside dhaba with his driver.
- Trams renovated to celebrate Kolkata's colonial-era heritageBands like 'Ganesh Talkies', 'Underground Authority', 'Neel Sarkar Project' and other youth bands were also invited to perform inside the t...
- Indian affluent prefer mail gazing and lazing on the beachInsights from a new Visa survey include the fact that barring China, moneyed Indians are younger than their regional counterparts.
- Abraj Kudai: The world's biggest hotel with 10,000 rooms to open in Saudi ArabiaThe 45-storey Abraj Kudai hotel will have 4 helipads on the roof Dubai will no longer be considered the quintessential Mecca of the largest...
- Five ways to identify employees' high potentialIt's important for organisations to identify employees' high-potentials, so they know they are focusing their resources on people who can b...
- Luxury players using cinema halls, TV, newpapers to target buyersThe luxury market in India is still minuscule and so is ad spend by luxury brands. Estimates suggest that luxury brands contribute 0.5% to ...
- Mumbai's vibrant charm to be on display for its citizensA whopping 10,000 snapshots of Mumbai are on display at The Kanakia Zillion Gallery, India's largest photo gallery, in the BKC Annexe.
- A concierge: Your wish is the genie’s commandWhat does one give a person who has it all? The answer: A concierge. It’s as good as a magic lamp.
- CREDAI honors for ASI, Muttha GroupRaising the bar of real estate awards, CREDAI has felicitated the ASI with the 'Best Maintained National Monument award' for their maintena...
- Premium concierge firms like Les Concierges Services, Quintessentially Lifestyle satisfy the bizarre demands of high net worth individualsFrom an elephant at your doorstep to a polo game with a maharaja or any other bizzare fancy, premium concierge firms are here to help.
- Narayana Murthy named among greatest entrepreneursInfosys co-founder N R Narayana Murthy is among the 12 "greatest entrepreneurs of our time" according to a Fortune magazine list.
- Quintessentially opens doors to sign on India's swish setPaul Drummond, co-founders & Group commercial director, Quintessentially in an interview with ET talked about company's plans to expand its...
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