Crayon's banking clients run custom campaigns such as to activate dormant or inactive customers, to activate new category spends, and promo...

Credai Bengaluru, are trying to convince the government to cut or abolish stamp duty and registration fees in the wake of GST being impleme...

Going with the RERA and other things maybe from Q2 onwards, from June-July onwards the performance for the aged players in Bangalore will b...

"We have taken a onetime hit of about 32 crores expenditure otherwise our profit would have been higher by about 10-15%."

In an exclusive interview with ET Now, Suresh Kris, CFO, Brigade Enterprises, says he expects 30-35% growth in topline and bottomline growt...

Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will be the chief guest at the inaugural ceremony for Invest Karnataka 2016, a three-day event beginnin...

Vaswani represents the business unit on Dell’s executive leadership team and reports to the chairman and CEO Michael Dell.

Global funds have been actively scouting and investing in projects in India’s growing real-estate market by forming joint ventures with bui...

The company’s revenues for the fiscal FY15 has gone up by 38% to Rs. 1331 crore, due to better performance of residential commercial segmen...

"The partnership between CMU and the Centre for Brain Research at the IISc in Bangalore will strategically leverage the research strengths."

Pranav Kumar Suresh will be taking over as the CEO of India's first mobile-internet business incubator from July this year.

The quality of the exodus has been so high that it is said to have deterred many in other companies who were vying for these positions.

Reliance Industries and BP have incorporated India Gas Solutions, a 50:50 joint venture that will compete with existing gas marketing firms.

Suresh Senapaty, Exec Director & CFO, Wipro, speaks on the board level changes at Infosys, and what they mean for the company.

Current CEO, S Gopalakrishnan was appointed exec co-chairman and Narayana Murthy was appointed Chairman Emeritus of Infosys.

Headhunters across the country received calls from both Indian companies and multinationals asking if the two were 'available' for hire.

Even as the West Bengal government is ready to hand over the promised 90 acres each to Infosys and Wipro for their respective software camp...