In May this year, the world’s largest retailer, Walmart, added the Indian e-tailer Flipkart to its cart and checked out for $16 billion.
India Inc. is being more generous and focused with its CSR spends.
Appearances can be deceiving, goes the cliche. But Indians, prone to second-guessing, are particularly underestimating or exaggerating the key issues facing their country, shows a recent survey.
Pesky calls are not just an annoyance that can disrupt your meetings or bedtime, they can also be costly financial scams. And the menace continues to hound Indian mobile phone-users.
The minimalist retailer Miniso has extravagant plans for India.
India’s biggest watchmaker is going the whole nine yards to scale up its nascent sari business.
In the Indian media market, there’s room for everyone to grow.
Fugitive Indian businessman Vijay Mallya, facing an extradition trial in the UK, today (Dec. 05) made a fervent appeal to his creditors to accept his offer of repaying the full principal amount he owes them.
For decades now, the iconic malt-based drink, Horlicks, has sat pretty on top of the grocery lists of many middle-class, urban Indian parents. They caught on to the brand’s promise to make kids “taller, stronger, sharper.”
Spectators in stadiums from London to Melbourne may soon be sipping on an Indian craft beer brand as they soak in a game of cricket.
India’s perch on top as the world’s fastest-growing major economy is a paradox given its performance on social indicators. The country still lags its global and Asian peers when it comes to providing a safe and healthy environment for its billion-plus population.
In India, dining out is giving way to “eating in” as fast-food chains latch on to food-delivery startups.
Three months after the Swedish major IKEA set shop in India, another global furniture retail giant is testing the waters.
Swedish furniture retailing giant IKEA believes it has a hack for Delhi’s pollution woes.
New Delhi’s Indraprastha Apollo Hospital has been abuzz since Diwali (Nov. 07), the Hindu festival of lights.
Delhi chokes every year in November and December.
Burdened by high fuel prices and inflation, Indians are being more tightfisted than usual this festive season.
“Who moved my cola?”
Snacks and beverages giant PepsiCo has time and again been accused of over-exploiting water resources in India.
India’s food delivery business just got a tad spicier.
For generations, Complan, Glucon-D, and Nycil have been household names in India. Now, they’re truly desi.
Days ahead of Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, India’s supreme court has refused a blanket ban on firecrackers. However, it has severely curbed their use.
The distribution of wealth in India is highly asymmetric, and it’s decidedly tilted towards men.
