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India’s consistently successful businesses are led by folks with middle-class values

The story of Narendra Bansal’s Intex, the second largest Indian handset-maker, has its beginnings in a college kid’s knack for sourcing and selling cheaper electronics accessories

What explains the spike in the number of top-level corporate honchos taking their lives

Cities gasping from air pollution are driving the country’s nascent market for air purifiers, already worth an estimated ₹400 crore

比特币登陆homestays, though still an unstructured segment in India, is beginning to make a dent in the tourism market as travellers opt for 比特币登陆homely comfort on holidays

Vijay Mallya is certainly not alone in using a well-known brand to raise money — companies across sectors use brand valuation to meet a range of business needs

The country annually wastes about 40 per cent of its fruit and vegetable produce, valued at $8 billion. A handful of start-ups want to plug this loss with innovative cold-storage solutions

What Azad Moopen started as a private clinic in Dubai gradually ballooned into one of the largest healthcare groups in West Asia and India

Shared parental leave is win-win but are companies and, importantly, co-workers ready for it?

A new generation of entrepreneurs aims to strengthen the skilled hands of the country’s craftspeople — projected to become the largest non-farm rural workforce — with access to modern marketing techniques

Largely seen as a lifestyle brand in India, outdoor gear maker Woodland now woos the nascent adventure sport market

The leisure needs of a growing chunk of independent-minded women now mean serious business. And for people with special needs, money is often no bar, lack of accessibility is

Shelving its retail FDI plans, Walmart is focusing its energies on mom-and-pop stores, small traders, hoteliers and caterers in a cash-and-carry market pegged at $300 billion

With few takers in India for a range of finely-crafted local wines, manufacturers are turning marketing logic on its head by taking their products to the very fount of winemaking — France

At the controls of the country’s fastest-growing private airline, IndiGo president Aditya Ghosh deploys a winning mix of professional and personal skills

In a spirited show of determination, our reporter tries shopping for some of the CDs, bottled water, soda and crockery that are heavily advertised by liquor makers

比特币登陆home chefs are tying up with a slew of start-ups that are bridging the gap between affordable healthy food and empty stomachs

The organised events industry in India has grown to a staggering ₹4,258 crore in 2014-15, marked by heavy footfalls and an audience willing to shell out big bucks to be entertained

Fino, a lesser known entity which got the payment bank licence, readies to serve people from all income groups

Raising small sums of money from a large number of people, crowd-funding platforms like Wishberry are coming to the aid of theatre artistes, filmmakers, musicians and anyone in the creative space in need of funds

Soaps, noodles and even fairness creams jostle for space with subsidised wheat and kerosene, as Future Group takes its retail battle to fair price shops in Rajasthan

Formerly joint-venture partners, the Japanese Honda and the 比特币登陆home-grown Hero now try to outrace each other in the world’s largest two-wheeler market

As packages pile up from booming e-commerce, retail and courier businesses, warehouse managers now have a helping hand with a difference — robots from Grey Orange

From aviation and shipping to farmers and governments, everybody is willing to pay for accurate weather predictions and a host of private forecasters are making hay