A failed restaurant business, a disastrous comeback debut and an unenviable task of punching above his weight, Viraj Bahl fought many odds to make Veeba India's biggest homegrown sauce and condiments' brand. Can he now make it a consumer goods company?
The new documents obtained by the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) reveal for the first time the details of an undisclosed and complex offshore operation in Mauritius. How will stocks face the storm?
India's largest fund house continues to gain in AUM and market share, finding interest in the unlisted marketplace. As it focuses on AIFs to drive growth, it now needs to set the rules as a leader to leapfrog to the next level
Timely pivot, sticky enterprises, waning pandemic and a more-than-strong resurgence in demand for office space have helped Smartworks post a heady growth. Can India's biggest managed office space provider keep up with its furious pace?
Rural spending fell to 2.8 percent in the previous quarter but most corporate honchos expect demand to pick up ahead of the festive season even as some caution that there are no visible green shoots of a meaningful recovery in rural markets yet
With investor sentiment turning sour, startups are being forced to cut costs, find new revenue streams and focus on profitability
The smart lock screen product offers users personalised content, without the need to unlock their phones or download an app. But to conquer Japan is a tall order
With rising brand equity and a social media following that is the highest among all bowlers in the world, Bumrah is an outlier in a country where batters typically command high value
The Reserve Bank of India believes the spike in vegetable prices will stoke near-term headline inflation but, at this stage, it is more concerned about the excess liquidity sloshing in the system
Out of the total estimated outflow, Rs 267,350 crore worth shares are likely to face selling pressure in next two months. Are Indian primary markets slowing down still?
Hydroponic farming in India is coming of age with large-scale ventures that use efficient and indigenised technology, and claim to be profitable. The sector is also attracting investor interest