Suneera Tandon

Marks & Spencer’s (M&S) lingerie collection is flying off its Indian store shelves.

British pharmaceutical major GlaxoSmithKline is putting Horlicks up for sale.

Patanjali Govind Keswani is an engineer who wanted to build a small hotel and live off it, playing golf, bridge, and pool. Today, he is in the market with a Rs1,040 crore ($160.5 million) initial public offering (IPO) for Lemon Tree Hotels—a chain that spans 45 properties (owned, leased, and managed) across 28 cities, with a total of 4,700 rooms.

India has the world’s largest population without access to clean drinking water. Not surprisingly, sales of bottled water have been soaring here.

A Chinese smartphone maker has emerged as the unlikely leader in Indian sports-sponsorship in recent years.

In a decade of being in India, YouTube has seen an explosion of video content being shared in the country as more first-timers come online.

A section of India’s consumer goods firms—those selling goods of daily use like flour, rice, soaps, and shampoo—was hopeful about financial year 2019. They expected the approaching election year to help them tide over a long dry period since the government is expected to splurge to woo voters.

IKEA has just brought in the man who was heading its largest market to kickstart its newest one.

Deodorant makers simply love the smell of India’s sticky, sweaty summers.

Drawn by the recent boom in Bangladesh’s emerging middle and affluent class, American pizza chain Domino’s is all set to serve its signature fast-food in the country.

India was never a great country to be born female. Now, even using mobile phones is getting increasingly traumatic for women here.

For years, Indians have forced themselves to wear ill-fitting clothes, only because apparel makers have no standard sizes for body types in the country and depend mostly on western moulds.

The massive bank fraud allegedly perpetrated by jewellers Nirav Modi and Mehul Choksi is threatening a key segment of India’s economy, jeopardising at least 3,000 jobs.

Shopping malls were the flavour of India’s urban development in 2000s. India added a dizzying number of such properties in the last two decades, even though they also shuttered down quite frequently.

“Trump is here, are you invited?”

Mehul Choksi, once the poster boy of India’s booming diamond trade, is now a wanted man for his alleged collusion in a $1.77 billion fraud at Punjab National Bank (PNB).

The humble neighbourhood kirana will remain the king of Indian retail.

India is the world’s only large market where print publications are growing. Yet, advertisers have for long worried that, much like other major economies, a rapid shift to digital content will break print’s monopoly.

After battling it out for years on their home turf, two of America’s largest retailers may soon fight each other in India.

Top Indian retail jewellers are now under the lens for not putting in place systems to track possible human rights violation within their supply chains.

The good times are rolling for Ramdev and Discovery India is looking to cash in. After years of streaming shows on wildlife, lifestyle, and machines, India’s famous yoga guru-turned-entrepreneur may be its next “Deadliest Catch.“ 

India’s leading ayurveda-based products maker now wants to ace cannabis research.

Swedish fast-fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) is on a tear in India.

Indians just keep on rolling.