Enterprise
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Indian board games take political, social hues
Board games are being designed to simplify various issues of the day, but can they achieve scale and impact?
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How TPG helps companies make a turnaround
TPG has deployed nearly $2 billion in India, in a deal spree across verticals
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Santoor: Stay regional and gun for No.1
How Wipro's Santoor became a ₹2,000-crore soap brand—and India's second largest—by ruling just four states
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Anand Piramal invests undisclosed sum in Snapdeal
The investment validates ecommerce firm Snapdeal's attempts to effect a turnaround, after it was widely written off following the failure of merger talks with rival Flipkart in 2017
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Move over millennials: Why startups are now tapping senior citizens
Startups are tapping the markets for senior citizens with products and services customised for them
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Micromax's Rahul Sharma: From mobile to mobility
Rahul Sharma has put his Micromax days aside to launch India's first electric motorbike
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How craft beer brand Simba plans to take on the giants
Born in 2016, the fledgling craft beer brand clocked ₹125 crore in revenue in the third year of operations. The target now is to double it in a year
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Skymet now does a lot more than predict the monsoons
India's largest private weather forecaster is giving the IMD a good fight for accuracy. It's now using its data stations to predict crop yield and for innovative insurance schemes in rural areas
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The Jet effect: Higher fares here to stay
The shutting down of the full-service airline in April may have provided other airlines the opportunity they needed to finally improve margins
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Urban commute: Hail the (shared) ride
A new breed of carpooling and bike commute startups is enjoying customer euphoria and investor attention
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Daikin: Keeping cool and carrying on (growing)
Within a decade, Kanwaljeet Jawa has taken Daikin to a dominant position among India's air conditioner brands