Leadership
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Our aim is to help people rediscover the emotions of sound: Rez Hassan of Amplifon
On his visit to India, the executive vice president-APAC spoke about the company's process of providing hearing care, technological advancements, marketing strategy for India and more
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I don't need to be relevant... Swiggy needs to be relevant: Sriharsha Majety
There is nothing 'quick' about Majety, the co-founder, managing director and group chief executive officer of Swiggy, which was started in 2014. It took Majety a decade—thanks to its IPO in November—to come out from his self-imposed media exile and talk about the company
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Swiggy is betting on quick commerce to become no. 1. Will it succeed?
After a decade of a slow and steady journey culminating in an IPO, Swiggy is now betting big on sundry avatars of quick commerce—Instamart, Bolt, and Café—to make a quick killing. Can the 10-minute food and grocery delivery gambit help it take pole position?
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'Women must be assertive and advocate more for themselves: Lenovo India's Meenakshi Dagar
The CFO of the technology company speaks about the poor representation of women in leadership positions in finance, involving men in gender conversations, and improving workplace participation of women
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Beauty becomes conscious: Clean ingredients, little or no chemicals
As consumers become more aware of ethical and sustainable parameters, brands are rushing in with innovative ingredients, techniques and packaging
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How India's ayurvedic beauty brands are extending their reach beyond India
Indian beauty brands are shifting the narrative and redefining the beauty landscape by bridging a crucial gap global brands often overlook
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Madan Sabnavis on India's lipstick effect
The economics of the beauty industry in India is being shaped by post-Covid consumer demand and corresponding supply, the chief economist of Bank of Baroda, and author, Corporate Quirks: The Darker Side of the Sun, writes
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Why decision making should be a combination of data and hunch
In the Indian context, due to the significant unorganised sector, neither the lipstick nor the underwear theory is likely to give a reasonable estimate of the economic situation
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Not just K-Pop, Indians are in love with Korean self-care too
Skin care and beauty brands from South Korea are riding high on demand from India fuelled by multiple factors
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Women can lead effectively while being their true selves: Swati Piramal
The vice chairperson of the Piramal Group on involving men in conversations about gender parity, how she stays authentic as a leader, and the convergence of philanthropy and public health
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Manmohan Singh's contrarian thinking led to bold economic reforms
The former prime minister and finance minister was willing to evolve with time and change his opinions based on sound advice. He was instrumental in India attracting the much-needed foreign capital and investment, helping reduce the severe inequities in the country