Retailers are currently using chatbots to engage with customers, like giving details of products they click online, answering basic questio...

Well-known textile names such as Saravana Stores, Nalli Silks, Kumaran Silks, Pothys, Chennai Silks in addition to popular jewellery brands...

The hotel chain has 3,190 employees (domestic) at present and is not looking at any layoffs for now.

Saravana Bhavan founder Pitchai Rajagopal was many things—an entrepreneur who put idlis and dosas on the world map, a benevolent employer—a...

The premises of Saravana group business owner Yogirathinam Pondurai are also being covered as part of the action, they said.

The 13-member lender consortium had declared the accounts of Kanishk as “Non-Performing” between May and July last year.

After small retailers, even large chains are heeding the boycott call. The Indian Beverage Association has expressed disappointment at the ...

The budding entrepreneurs believe that T Nagar, or Thyagaraya Nagar, with its undiminished traffic over several years, has a lesson or two ...

Having satiated Bengaluru's evolved palates with Spanish restaurant Caperberry and Mediterranean fare at Fava, gourmand Abhijit Saha has sp...

Starbucks will not only have to contend with stiff competition from traditional names, but will also have to jostle with Kumbakonam degree ...

Kumar Natarajan, founder of Pedal2Go, is working on building hand-made prototypes of three-wheeled and four-wheeled cycles.

Chennai-based Saravana Stores, a wellknown case study in how to profitably run low-cost retail targeted at the lower middle-class.

Rao, 40, has bought into ID (standing for idli-dosa), started in 2010 by an arm of Chennai's prominent theatre chain Sathyam Cinemas.

Saravana Bhavan, which has more restaurants overseas than in India, is now mulling a foray into the hospitality sector.

Starting out from a small room in with a single loom in the silk town of Kanchi to running a chain of 22 branches, the journey of the Rs 47...

Foreign PE fund NYLIM Jacob Ballas India Fund is close to picking up 21.5% stake in Devyani International.

As retailers in India grapple to attract more footfalls, they increased their ad spent by 12% during Jan-May 07.