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Bengaluru man invests Rs 70 lakh to open a cafe, faces unexpected problem; explains why some cafes charge so muchBengaluru-based founder Vikramaditya Shukla shared how his school friend’s Rs 60-70 lakh cafe investment has run into an unexpected challen...- Matcha moment: A Japanese tea brews up a $96 million flavour in IndiaMatcha tea market India: The country's matcha market is set to expand, with projected revenue growth from $45.7 million in 2025 to $96.4 mi...
- Netflix’s India revenue grows 18% as viewing hours rise 24% in Q3Netflix reported an 18% year-on-year revenue growth in India during the July-September quarter of 2026. Viewing hours increased by 24%, whi...
- Cheaper to run, but costlier to buy? New CAFE III rules kick in from April 2027; here's how your next car could be affectedIndia’s CAFE III fuel-efficiency norms will take effect from April 1, 2027, tightening fleet-average targets for automakers until March 203...
- Half a dozen small hybrids getting ready for Indian launchAutomakers including Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Toyota and Renault are preparing around half a dozen small hybrid vehicles for India over the ...
- New BMW 3 Series unveiled: Check i3, M350 xDrive price, range, features and moreBMW has introduced the eighth-generation 3 Series, featuring a fully electric i3 promising impressive range capabilities. The petrol varian...
- A Rs 99 bet: India’s QSRs rethink the value gameIndia's quick-service restaurants are implementing a Rs 99 price point to attract more customers. KFC, McDonald's, and Burger King are focu...
- Starbucks India brews up a fresh plan; puts expansion back on the menuStarbucks India plans aggressive store expansion after a two-year business model recalibration. The company reported four consecutive quart...
- One man spent Rs 18 lakh on coffee at a cafe and stayed broke. Another spent Rs 4.5 lakh only and ended up with Rs 47 lakhA Pune cafe owner's story highlights a powerful financial lesson. One customer spent heavily on expensive items, remaining broke. Another c...
- 6 tips to start cafe business: Olipo Cafe & Bakery’s founder highlights challenges in his fieldRohit Kumar, a former gym trainer, ventured into the cafe business with no prior experience, opening Olipo Cafe & Bakery. Despite initial a...
- Another price hike may be coming, carmakers sayOwing to the rising input costs, India saw car prices steadily rise. However, companies still feel like the cost impact has still not fully...
- Cafe norms, high fuel prices drive efficiency in MotownThe fuel efficiency pecking order in India has remained more or less unchanged with the top 3 most mileage-friendly petrol models (Glanza, ...
- Australia’s Good Co readies fresh café brewAfter split over India operations of Australian coffee chain Di Bella, local partner Sachin Sabharwal is looking to start a second innings ...
- CCD, Barista say no plans to take on Starbucks' killer pricingStarbucks, which debuted here over the weekend, said it will follow low pricing strategy across all its forthcoming outlets, including the ...
- Yo! China to open 10 cafes with 20% costlier food; to serve alcohol and speciality dessertsMoods Hospitality, the owner of Yo! China, will open 10 youth-friendly cafes over the next one year as part of a strategy to increase profi...
- Italy's Lavazza ready to brew alliance in India to grow its cafe chain BaristaItaly's l argest coffee company Lavazza is considering strategic partnerships to grow its cafe chain Barista in India.
- Lavazza's new Espression may push Barista to back seatLavazza launches Espression in the country in a move that industry insiders say could push Barista Lavazza to the back seat.
- Coffee makers plan to raise ratesCoffee chains such as Cafe Coffee Day, Costa Coffee and Fresh & Honest have raised menu prices to cope with coffee’s biggest global rally i...
- People don't want to drive to a cafृGloria Jean’s Coffees regional general manager Tony White told ET about its lessons from this market and how it is using India as the node ...
- Lavazza may enter alone in IndiaItalian coffeee roaster Lavazza may enter the Indian market on its own if the Barista deal fails to fructify.
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