Enterprise
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Meru's Flawed Business Model Negates its Brand Value
The radio cab service has the brand and the customers. So why is it still running up losses?
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Why You Shouldn't Sell your Company
Turning down a million-dollar offer for a company that was barely off the ground was a tough call, say healthcare innovators Arjun Kalyanpur and Sunita Maheshwari, but it paid off
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Mayfield India's Small, Non-Tech Bets Pay off
Mayfield India’s Vikram Godse and Nikhil Khattau have been turning small investments into big rewards
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How Prakash Snacks Grew in India
Amit Kumat’s company is one of the fastest growing in a space that’s difficult to succeed in. His secret: Getting the flavour right
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Crowdsourcing for Shopping
Fancy has forged a new upscale sales model based on crowdsourcing—and surprise
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Gujarat Ambuja's Suresh Neotia on Letting Go
After having built and nurtured a successful company, how do you know it is time to walk away? Suresh Neotia, a doyen of Indian industry, tells Subroto Bagchi
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Sameer Sain's True Blue Success
Sameer Sain pulled Blue Foods out of debt and losses. He’s now looking for hypergrowth
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Dr Gullapalli Rao - The Power of Vision
Half of LV Prasad Eye Institute's 15 million patients receive state-of-the-art treatment free of charge. Founder Dr Gullapalli Rao says he's spreading integrity along with sight
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Groceries Online, Will it Click?
Groceries have finally entered the realm of e-commerce, courtesy a few startups
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Beyond Cancer - Handled With Care
As it ventures into multi-specialty care, will HCG be able to keep its personalised touch?
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Amit Burman and Rohit Aggarwal Want To Scale Up Their Food Business
Amit Burman and Rohit Aggarwal built a food retail business with 12 brands and multiple formats. They now believe that their company Lite Bite can be scaled up