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At 5 she lost her parents, collected garbage for one meal and lived on the streets. Meet Delhi woman who is now a chef at a popular restaurant. Her journey is a reminder: ‘Have courage to move ahead in life’Lilyma Khan's life was marked by profound loss from a young age. She faced extreme hardship, including scavenging for food. An NGO provided...- Tourism and hotel sector stocks: Time for a correction in business? Are analysts getting it wrong? 15 stocks from the ecosystemThe Indian hotel and tourism ecosystem has benefitted from the post-Covid travel urge. Occupancies were high, room rates firm, supply is, i...
- Chef Gordon Ramsay finally brings his burgers to India. Where to eat and what's on the menu?Gordon Ramsay has launched his first Street Burger in India. The outlet is located at Delhi Airport's Terminal 1. Delhi Airport shared the ...
- JumboKing to enter international markets including Dubai and SingaporeJumboking, an Indian burger chain, plans to expand internationally to Dubai and Singapore while increasing its presence in seven additional...
- Ashish Kacholia picks up 17% stake in largest homegrown burger chain JumbokingAce investor Ashish Kacholia has picked up a 17.2% stake in homegrown burger chain Jumboking for an undisclosed amount, becoming its second...
- Fundamental Radar: Why Restaurant Brands is a play on India’s discretionary consumption? Vikram Kasat explainsDespite this underperformance, Vikram Kasat of Prabhudas Lilladher belives that the stock provided a good opportunity for investors to play...
- Tailwinds of festive season and cricket world cup: 5 QSR stocks with upside potential of up to 26%Junk food is bad for health, but having it once in a while is ok. Similarly, having some exposure to the companies which are selling them a...
- Holiday and party time; QSR stocks can deliver over 56 % returns, say analystsWe take a look at Quick restaurant space ( QSR ) except the two stocks which would come on top of your mind. Jubilant Food Works and Westli...
- Up 265% in just 4 days! 2 Burger King IPO lots now worth over Rs 1 lakhBurger King shares hit its 10 per cent circuit limit to a high of Rs 219.15.
- Burger King’s m-cap grows over 3 times in three daysBurger King India's shares hit an upper circuit for the third straight day, ending up 20 per cent at Rs 199.25, over 3.5 times the value of...
- Three takeaways from the success of Burger King IPOLaunch of the issue at a time of a liquidity glut in the market overshadows the risks that restaurant chain flagged
- Burger King India IPO: A delicious treat for investors?Given the company’s faster growth and lower valuation compared with the listed peers, investors willing to benefit from the country’s long ...
- Local is the new cool in the world of burgers, what with lentil-flavoured and jackfruit pattiesEateries are experimenting and diners are enjoying this new fusion of familiar flavours.
- Burger King’s sales have risen after McD’s decision to close Delhi stores: Raj VarmanBurger King has just opened its 100th store in India, and is now profitable at both the store and company levels, Raj Varman said.
- Take A Bao, BengaluruThe speed snack from the lanes of ancient China are grabbing headlines in the food & beverage space of the city.
- Here's why Bao has caught the fancy of Bengaluru dinersSmaller than a burger and lighter than a sandwich, this speed snack from the lanes of ancient China is grabbing headlines.
- Burger King locked in trademark cases with food joints of similar namesBurger King has been locked in trademark cases in India – from a small pushcart called Mr Singh Burger King to joints in malls with similar...
- Price war begins: Dunkin' Donuts aims to give tough competition to McDonald's and Burger KingIndia already serves cheapest burgers. While Burger King’s entry-level burgers are priced at Rs 35, McDonald’s sells burgers at Rs 27.
- Experience the complete package of shopping, food and artDon’t miss a rare retrospective on the life and work of Chittaprosad, one of India’s most important artists.
- US Burger Chain Johnny Rockets to start two restaurants in NCRThe burgers will be priced at Rs 275 to Rs 375 compared with Rs 25 to Rs 110 excluding taxes at McDonald's, said Bakshish Dean, a renowned ...
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