Take One: Big story of the day
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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
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How Tata Consumer Products grew despite the pandemic
TCPL, formed in February 2020 by integrating the Tata's group's food and beverage interests, delivered strong results on the back of innovation, brand building and distribution
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Silver lining in each crypto cloud
Retail cryptocurrency investors, entrepreneurs and backers of these startups in India have seen the toughest two months yet, with low trading volumes, steep tax laws, and poaching of Web3 and crypto talent outside India. Experts, however, have not lost hope. First of a two-part series
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Corporate Governance: Will the real independent directors please stand up?
The role of independent directors is clearly defined, yet many of them feel they play a cameo role in a company, often failing to red flag fraudulent activity and serious governance lapses that eventually compromise minority shareholders' interests
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For the long run: Meet the last-mile boys of rural India
How ElasticRun Uberised logistics to enable businesses reach kirana stores in deep pockets of the hinterland. Can the B2B commerce platform unicorn keep running at a stunning pace?
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Massimo Bottura: Chef with a cause
Among the world's most celebrated chefs, Massimo Bottura is using his passion for food to usher in conscious dining
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The startup language of layoffs
From a funding boom to mass layoffs, a look at what has led to around 5,700 employees being rendered jobless across major Indian startups in the last three months