Leading global and Indian food chains are seeking details on opening premium outlets at railway stations, anticipating higher sales potenti...

ET’s roundup of the wackiest whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors & policy parlours.

Indian restaurants even reinvented the British gravy. Pat Chapman’s Modern Indian Restaurant Cookbook gives the recipe for the ‘curry masal...

Since FY20, the top 1,000 companies had to disclose their ESG performance under the business responsibility report. From FY23, this report ...

The company’s strong earnings performance became an excuse for investors to book profits after a stellar run for the stock since July. The ...

Sony, which launched its Innovation Fund five years ago to invest in seed to early-stage startups worldwide, is now setting up a venture ca...

The hike in the post-paid segment, which contributed upwards of 25 per cent to sales, will help improve the Arpu for Airtel even if it come...

Charting a new, narrower course probably makes sense for at least some asset managers.

“This (ban in UP) is a big positive for online players who work only with licensed automated plants,” says Deepanshu Manchanda, cofounder o...

Indian Railways must focus on wooing foreign investors first to the low hanging fruit before getting more ambitious with bullet train proje...

Surviving on taxpayers' money, Air India has decided it can no longer remain a gravy train at least for its employees.

Drinking is not regarded as an offence unlike the vague act of “causing nuisance”, nor is there a law stipulating that commuters have to be...

Mamata Banerjee has used the railway budget very deftly as a powerful tool to woo the tribal and minority population in West Bengal in the ...

With the ruling side concluding that the only thing standing in the way of the UPA coming back to power is a growing disquiet of the common...

Rail Budget 2008-09 could turn out to be the UPA government’s first set of goodies for its vote bank.

Low-cost airlines are stepping up efforts to woo rail passengers by taking the battle to the trains.

What was a headache till last year has suddenly become a sign of the effective use of food subsidy and pro-public distribution.