Asia's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, spared no expense for his son Anant's wedding to pharmaceutical heiress Radhika Merchant, hosting a lavi...

Winner of Comeback Kid category at ET Startup Awards, company looking to list in India by 2026, turn profitable by FY25.

The winners of the 2022 edition of the Economic Times Startup Awards, which recognise and celebrate excellence in the Indian startup ecosys...

Industry fundamentals looking significantly better than any time over the last decade or so.

PepsiCo India revenues are at a five-year low, consumers aren’t taking to sugary drinks and there’s an onslaught of smaller regional compet...

PepsiCo India took a decision two years ago and had to pay a price for that transformation, says Ahmed El Sheikh, who took over as presiden...

At the ‘40 Under Forty’ awards, senior executives take a hard look at where organisations are headed in terms of promoting young talent. Do...

Cloud telephony works like a virtual call-centre that manages business and customer calls for third party customers, with minimal cost as t...

With the help of subsidies or on his own, a farmer can switch to solar-powered irrigation pump (IP) sets. He can use as much electricity as...

ET profiles top 10 promising technology startups chosen by Nasscom's Emerge, to beshowcased at the Product Conclave 2013.

Beginning this academic year, many schools across India will be formally including iPads as an educational tool for students.

The year 2011 has been full of developments in corporate world, some of them have been quite big newsmakers. Be it Ratan Tata announcing hi...

Last week in London, Nokia chief executive Stephen Elop launched two messaging phones - Asha 200 and Asha 201- aimed primarily at the India...

The 9 groups that received a total of 121 LoIs from the DOT can start rolling out their services from late 2008. Day in Pics | Mobile buzz

The concept of a career has changed. In the eighties, one would have thought of a career as working with two-three companies in a narrow ba...

Made in China, marketed by India Inc. Increasingly, that’s the sweet secret that Indian marketers are resorting to.

A fairly wide variety of companies are marketing finished Chinese goods in India.