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As cash-strapped Indians deferred their spending sprees after demonetisation, Hindustan Unilever took a hitDemonetisation took a toll on India’s largest fast-moving consumer goods company.
Updated July 20, 20222 min read
Demonetisation took a toll on India’s largest fast-moving consumer goods company.
Hundreds of cabbies associated with ride-hailing apps Uber and Ola reportedly went off the roads in Bengaluru on Jan. 23, protesting against a slew of issues they face.
Ramdev is no wrestling ace.
Long before India’s burgeoning bar scene spawned celebrity mixologists and cocktails with cult renown, the most refreshing, distinctive drinks were made by village grandmothers and at roadside dhabas: puckeringly sour aam panna, made from green mangos, or the musky, beet-red fermented vegetable juice kanji.
Indian shoppers are looking beyond home-grown e-commerce websites like Flipkart and Snapdeal.
Connaught Place (CP) isn’t what it used to be.
Fancy a masala dosa-flavoured burger?
To tip or not to tip? Indian diners are in an embarrassing quandary.
Expatriates in India are one wealthy lot.
In 2010, after a year of reviewing products from beauty brands such as The Body Shop and Lakme, Anamika Sureka decided to experiment with something different.
As Indians prepared for Narendra Modi’s address to the nation on Dec. 31, 2016, Riyaaz Amlani, owner of one of India’s most popular chain of bars, smelled an opportunity.
India’s booze business was a rather dry affair in 2016.
India’s largest consumer goods company is going all out to counter Patanjali Ayurved.
The world’s fastest-growing major economy has a serious problem when it comes to getting women to join the workforce.
First, there was the shock demonetisation, then came the advertising blitzkrieg.
One of the most high-profile European banks has some good news for Asian fathers.
When it comes to taking classes online, Indians are dedicated to technology and English lessons.
Cashless Indians are giving consumer goods companies the jitters.
Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali Ayurved is in a spot of bother.
Chinese selfie app maker Meitu is taking over smartphones in India. So much so, that India now has the second-highest number of users for the app outside of China.
Bad air is bad news for India’s economy.
India’s richest man is extending his generosity.
In the last 20 days, households across India have had to take some tough decisions.
Over two weeks after the government’s decision to demonetise Rs500 and Rs1,000 notes in India, rendering a large section of the country’s population cash-less, the effects of the move are becoming clearer.