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Content creator sells 450 cups of coffee outside corporate office, earns Rs 18,000 in a day; internet reactsDevansh Tyagi, a creative content maker, decided to set up a coffee stall just outside a bustling corporate office to assess his potential ...- Expensive living? Inflation hits coriander to cars in IndiaConsumer goods companies are increasing prices and reducing pack sizes. Automobile manufacturers and tyre companies also announced signific...
- From Rs 5 to Rs 25: Mumbai’s 30-year-old stall draws long queues for oversized vada pavs. How a humble milk bar transformed into an iconic city hotspotAram Vada Pav, a Mumbai institution, has become a culinary landmark, drawing crowds with its generously sized, perfectly fried potato fritt...
- Skipping coffee may save Rs 2,000, but a CA warns of 7 silent money traps draining people in their 30sThe decade between 30 and 40 is a financial turning point. Hidden habits can erode wealth. Lifestyle creep and mistaking savings for growth...
- Starbucks strike 2025: Why baristas are protesting on Red Cup Day across 40 cities - will it affect holiday sales?Starbucks strike 2025: Starbucks baristas launched an open-ended strike across over 40 cities on Red Cup Day, involving more than 1,000 wor...
- Nestle CEO shake-up overshadows broader malaiseNestle faces pressure to streamline operations after a leadership shakeup and disappointing financial performance. Investors and analysts a...
- Bored flight attendant quits job to start a food stall. Now, he has 31 outlets and is in Michelin GuideTrading in-flight coffee for spicy sambal, ex-flight attendant Noorman Ahmad followed his passion into the kitchen. Inspired by his roots a...
- Harvard professor stunned by hi-tech chai at Maha Kumbh Mela: 1 crore cups from just 10 tea stallsAnand Mahindra praised Professor Tarun Khanna's insights on the massive Maha Kumbh Mela, highlighting the blend of tradition and technology...
- Sensex falls 793 points. Mauritius link and 5 other factors behind the selloffSensex and Nifty plummeted as FPIs sold off, influenced by US inflation and tweak in India-Mauritius tax treaty. Investors are also cautiou...
- Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide D-Street action on MondayIndian shares registered a weekly loss, with the Nifty 50 settling lower on Friday due to hawkish central banks, lower earnings guidance by...
- Can't do without the morning cup of joe? Your caffeine addiction can burn a hole in your pocketExtreme weather has damaged crops in Brazil, the world’s largest coffee exporter.
- Likely valuation of Rs 3,000 crore: Siddhartha's family & Blackstone may revive Tech Park sale talksDeal to help Coffee Day group bring down its debt burden & focus on putting the group back on track.
- Wall Street falls as trade anxieties spikeFarm equipment maker Deere & Co was the biggest percentage loser on the S&P 500.
- This street vendor manages his finances to save via SIP for his son despite mafia 'tax'Hawker’s life is a hard one, but they'll not have it any other way. Here's what it takes to be a street vendor.
- Big Book Bazar: Harry Potter to Pamuk, all sold by the kilo hereCall it a marketing gimmick. Or a sign of the times. But at Big Book Bazar, you don't look for the price on a book's back cover.
- Football World Cup 2014: Brazil & FIFA set to rake in moneyBrazilians running small businesses, including taxi drivers, have a reason to be optimistic. During Confederations Cup tourists spent $3.5 ...
- Caffeine kick gets Shambhu’s Bar into the big leagueOwning a café chain would have been the last thing on Shambhu Singh’s mind when he migrated, like so many other Rajasthanis, to earn a livi...
- Hobby turned into business: Baking your way to delectable profitsKnow how baking cakes on her friends’ birthdays gave Sonal Khurana the impetus to set up her own business.
- Rising star: Cremica Group venturing into different snack segmentsLudhiana-based Cremica Group is the third largest ketchup maker in the country, one of the largest manufacturers of vegetarian mayonnaise a...
- Big firms rush to tap vast mkt of poor consumersFrom S Africa to Brazil, companies like Danone and Unilever are tapping rural villages and urban open-air mkts.
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