The real estate market in South Delhi, one of India's poshest regions, is valued at Rs 5.65 lakh crore across 42 MCD regulated colonies. Wi...

Key reasons stoking this trend include better infrastructure, quality of life, wealth preservation and growth. Many of these promoters told...

Gen Munir held a marathon four-hour meeting on Saturday with 50-odd prominent businessmen, including Zubair Motiwala, chairman, Businessmen...

Various studies have shown that the new generation is twice as likely to invest basis the underlying companies’ commitment to making a posi...

ET’s weekly roundup of the wackiest whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors.

Most Indian businesses are family-run. Usually, an entrepreneurial mind starts a business offering distinguished services. As the business ...

When you use your mother’s phone and spread messages that are as fantastical as a mythological horse with wings that snoops.

Many foreign language classes — barring a couple of institutes such as Inchin Closer and VZone that have successfully moved online — will t...

The three-day fair, primarily for farmers, buyers, sellers and exporters of organic produces and millets, will have about 250 exhibitors

"I assure you to resolve all problems and make things easier and better for Israeli companies to do business in India," Ramesh Abhishek sai...

There are plenty of next-gen businessmen who are going back to school to arm themselves with degrees and knowledge for expansion.

Goa-based NGO 'Gen Next' appeals to the state legislators to take up the issue of illegal businesses in the Legislative Assembly session.

Whether it's business exigencies or the sheer adrenaline rush of diversifying into sectors, the younger Patels are definitely going places.

The launch of the first start-up village in March 2012 was a catalyst to create a product start-up eco-system in the state.

Branching out from a tech firm, Sanjeev Goel set up a finance company - Intec Capital, that has managed to beat two recessions.

Balakrishnan and Agarwal’s gamble to do the unthinkable has put BofA Merrill back in reckoning in the Indian M&A league.