Take One: Big story of the day
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McDonald's, down under and Bharat army: How SIS doubled its revenue to Rs 10,000 crore in five years
Over the last decade, India's largest private security company diversified its domestic play and opted for an aggressive inorganic route to expand overseas. The gambit seems to be paying off. But can it keep up the tempo?
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How FanCode is building a one-stop destination for sports lovers
Through streaming, data analytics and online commerce, the Dream Sports-backed digital platform is putting together a single portal to plug all need gaps for sports fans
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How Parle Agro is milking the market with Smoodh
Frooti-maker Parle Agro's latest launch is on a quest to win the Rs 800 crore flavoured milk market
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Can Uable stand out as a teen social networking app?
Launched last September, it aims to become a virtual community for youngsters to find friends and internships, learn and shop
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Superstar, Villain and Freshworks: How Girish Mathrubootham is fighting the brutal tech meltdown
With stock down over 65 percent, the SaaS poster boy from India is keeping his head down and planning a comeback, just as his favourite superstar, Rajinikanth, does in films
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Heatwaves: A vicious climate change circle
Though heatwaves in India are not a new phenomenon, their frequency and duration have escalated in the past decade. They are not just causing a human crisis, but also an energy and economic crisis
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Is the new Nexon EV Max the game changer that Tata Motors needs to fuel India's EV transformation?
India's third-largest carmaker commands 96 percent of the country's electric car market. With its first-mover advantage, it is only likely to benefit once the momentum gathers pace and investments pour in
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All is not well in the economy, say the most optimistic soothsayers
Surging crude oil prices amid escalating geopolitical conflict in Ukraine has cast a shadow on the country's macroeconomic stability with the rupee touching a lifetime low, widening trade deficit, and stubborn inflation at around 7 percent level
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Can Atomberg take on market leaders like Havells and Crompton?
Manoj Meena and Sibabrata Das failed five times, but the sixth time, they built Atomberg as a startup manufacturing energy-efficient fans. How far will home appliances take them?
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How companies are making work from office attractive
Afternoon naps, wellness bonuses, employees being flown in every quarter, and biannual appraisals—firms are pulling out all the stops to lure employees back to the workplace
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Are we looking at a crypto brain-drain?
Given the uncertainties shrouding India's crypto ecosystem, many stakeholders are looking at foreign shores. In the concluding part of our crypto series, we look at its impact on the growth of the industry in India