Special Report
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'Many old-style conglomerates will be out of the Nifty in this decade'
The next decade will see financialisation of savings and formalisation of the economy, retail and distribution, writes Saurabh Mukherjea, founder, Marcellus Investment Managers
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Why India's slowed growth story isn't all bad: Ridham Desai
India's potential growth rate may have dipped, but the broader market supports the new narrative, says Morgan Stanley India's managing director
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'Politics in the 2010s began with hope, ended with despair': Sanjaya Baru
Globally, the decade began with the hope of a new dawn in the East and a new equilibrium of power, with the Western sun seen as setting, but it ends with persistent concerns about a global geopolitical disequilibrium and economic slowdown
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'Governance is a social contract among equals': Vinod Dua
The concept will gain ground, as issues related to public health, transport and education get more attention and citizens become more aware
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Nokia: Dial 'N' for Nostalgia
Once a global giant, Nokia will have to up its smartphone game to claw its way back up
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Havells: Making a brand of a commodity
How a raft of homegrown brands lords over MNC counterparts in the fast-moving electrical goods segment
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Seven years in, Candy Crush is still wildly popular
"Mobile gaming app Candy Crush Saga remains popular among millennials due to its attractive design and gaming models"
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How Reliance Jio won the data war
Reliance Jio is No 10 on the Forbes India-TRA Most Respected Consumer Tech Brands for working millennials. The Jio Phone is at No 24
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Why millennials trust Airtel
Airtel ranks eighth in the Forbes India-TRA Research's list of the Most Respected Consumer Tech Brands for working millennials, with a customer base that has mostly stuck with it through various ups and downs
