Leadership
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How Bata's Sandeep Kataria clinched the global CEO post
He becomes the first Indian to hold the position in the company's 126-year history. Now, he'll need to replicate successful strategies across global markets as growth is likely to pick-up in mid-2021
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Hyderabad's Biological E: The dark horse in India's vaccine race
Biological E has forged multiple deals to co-develop and manufacture Covid-19 vaccines, and is prepared to take on the biggest in the business. It could make up for lost time in scale--here's how
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Mahashay Dharampal Gulati: How a horse-cart driver became India's spice king with MDH
A man ahead of his time, the ever-smiling nonagenarian who passed away on Thursday, built an enviable brand and ended up becoming the highest-paid CEO in the FMCG sector in India in 2017
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Cover story: How philanthropy has moved beyond billionaires
Modern philanthropy has its share of charitable billionaires, but professionals are rewriting the gospels of giving by thinking differently about how wealth and expertise can solve social problems
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How MakeMyTrip is clawing back ground lost during the pandemic
India's oldest online travel aggregator (OTA) worked on a war footing to conserve cash and devised a two-track strategy to get back on track, even though business was down 95% in the first quarter
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Can Voltas keep its cool?
Voltas posted its highest market share in air conditioners in June, weathering rough conditions. The big ask now is to replicate that success in its white goods segment, Voltas Beko, and become a brand for all seasons
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How Snapdeal is turning around its fortune
After being on the verge of shutting down in 2017 following a failed merger with Flipkart, the Gurugram-headquartered company has seen revenue surge and unique customers grow by focusing on value ecommerce
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Revv Up, Your H'ness
Honda, the biggest automatic scooter maker in India, is shifting gears by entering the 350cc segment and recalibrating its motorcycle strategy. Can it find its thump?
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How Kurkure kept its crunch for 20 years
PepsiCo India's first homegrown brand has safeguarded its positioning in the extruded snacks market for over two decades, but will there be twist in the tale?
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Cover story: How SpiceJet is relearning to fly
Beleaguered with financial problems, SpiceJet is looking to leverage existing revenue streams to stay afloat in turbulent times. But the pandemic may not be the only headwind blowing its way
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From Ranchi to Tashkent via Dubai: The mysterious man gearing up to fly Jet Airways
Not much is known of Murari Lal Jalan, who leads the consortium that has won the bid for India's oldest private airline. Will he be able to turn around the company in a pandemic-ravaged sector?