China's export restrictions on rare earth magnets, crucial for EVs and wind turbines, have disrupted global supply chains, prompting compan...

Consumer companies across categories, such as Nestle, Domino's, McDonald's and Lotus Herbals have cited higher traction for premium product...

A reputed developer, known in Mumbai’s business circles for building premium flats across the city, is constructing a fourstorey bungalow n...

Traditional and unorganised jewellery businesses are making way for corporate players.

Analysts are observing more caution in predicting single-digit volume growth for the year.

Country's largest lender State Bank, which fell victim to cyber frauds late last year, is now considering insurance to protect its over 30 ...

Star Union Daiichi, a JV between Bank of India, Union Bank of India and Dai-ichi, saw the share of bank channel contribution fall during th...

Term plans are no longer the plain vanilla products they used to be. Insurance companies have crafted innovations to suit different needs.

The finance ministry has begun talks to rope in 1.5 lakh post offices along with kirana shops and chemists to sell pension plans.

The telecom department (DoT), following a nudge from the finance ministry, is speeding up harmonisation of airwaves in the 1800 Mhz band.

Maharaja Whiteline, a Delhi-based small appliances maker founded in 1976, is being renamed Groupe SEB India. The brand will stay alive.

Rupee devaluation has prodded Darjeeling tea producers to step up exports and shift the focus from domestic market to global markets.

Chhattisgarh and Kerala are using smart card-based IT platform of the RSBY for all public distribution system (PDS) beneficiaries in their ...

The key initiatives expected by the industry include bancassurance, open architecture, use and file product approval process and simplifyin...

Public sector insurers are on course to increase medical insurance premium with Oriental Insurance saying that it will end the six-year fre...

Is there food shortage in India? Bet you will say yes. After being rammed by inflation, it's natural. But not true. India has no food short...

Women-specific insurance products are flooding the market as marketers see a high growth potential.