The service has been rolled out in Mumbai in a pilot stage. The maids will be paid on an hourly basis.

Happy Wednesday! The quick commerce sector is racing ahead, and the Tata Group is wary of getting left behind. This and more in today’s ETt...

The pre-Series A funding round of the devices-as-a-service consists of $3.3 million in equity and $1.2 million in debt. The round was led b...

This will bring Accel's total investment commitments in India close to $3 billion. Accel’s US-based global growth fund closed its latest ro...

Accel India has secured $650 million for its eighth fund, while its global growth fund has raised $1.35 billion. A portion of this will be ...

Swish raising funds; former Dunzo executives have quick commerce plans, including enabler ‘Kuik’. Industry executives are of the view that ...

The 61-year-old CEO has called time on his musical journey, and will not be spinning tracks any more.

A powerful outside stakeholder is watching events unfold at the hotel major with great interest.

Amid work from home, their mega closets gather dust as loungewear becomes the new suits. Understandably, those periodic shopping trips over...

From biometric recognition imprints to Lutron Automation, brew labs to VR zones, new-age clubs are as much functional as they are ceremonia...

n 2007, there were only 7 groups existing with a marketcap of more than $10 billion.

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'The greatest' reportedly fought the then Indian national heavyweight champion Kaur Singh at the National Stadium in an exhibition match.

It's a car that lets you travel in the lap of luxury, without letting the world know of the extra wealth that you've been hiding under your...

If you know what's the best football to watch on TV at your favourite obergruppenführersaal, it's the Bundesliga

Little wonder that it even found a spot in the opening extravaganza at the London Olympics last year, with the Jaguar, Rolls Royce others.

Electronic music accounts for 3-4% of Rs 700-cr music industry. Bollywood and night clubs also hum new tunes.