Take One: Big story of the day
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Foreign university campuses in India: Is the move practical?
As the UGC prepares to attract foreign universities to India, their success will depend on multiple factors that are yet to be resolved
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Bajaj has some serious ambitions for its legendary Chetak scooter. Can the magic work once again?
The iconic brand might have nostalgic appeal among the older generation, but to resonate with younger consumers, the company will have to draw on Chetak's current relevance and value proposition in a crowded electric two-wheeler market, rather than its past
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From Khan sir to Ashu Ghai to Vishal Tiwari, star teachers shine despite the shadows of edtech giants
One-celebrity, teacher-led YouTube channels are converting their audiences into real businesses. But can they scale and dethrone the edtech giants?
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Rural demand still lagging, but signs of recovery visible
A healthy harvest season, better MSPs for crops and expected spending by the government in upcoming Budget are a few factors that may lead growth in the rural consumer segment
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China greets the Year of the Rabbit with pro-growth policies
China's reopening is one of the most watched global economic events of 2023, as it will set the tone for global recovery in the coming months
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Inside ThoughtSpot's $150 million plan to expand in India
After overhauling itself into a SaaS company, ThoughtSpot is making its India team central to its growth plans
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Jet Airways 2.0 was supposed to be a dream come true. Can it really fly out in 2023?
The airline's plan to relaunch operations comes at a time when the aviation sector is in the midst of serious churn, and experts say extensive planning, adequate capitalisation and a well-defined path to profitability will be key to revival
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IT services Q3 earnings: Five takeaways from the top companies
India’s top IT services companies’ December quarter earnings show that demand remains strong, but a spending slowdown is coming
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With their risky, unconventional bets, the angels at Agility Ventures mean business
Dhianu Das and Prashant Narang are trying to rewrite the narrative of angel investing in India. Can they script an enduring story?
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Dawaa Dost: Making medicines pocket-friendly
By suggesting cheaper alternatives to prescribed drugs, the pharmacy chain aims to provide consumers with more affordable medicines in India
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The valuations conundrum and hullabaloo around Mamaearth
Amid speculation, analysts say it is fair to question how valuations can double in a few months. The company that became profitable in FY22 maintains that its draft red herring prospectus has no mention of valuation