Take One: Big story of the day
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Vodafone Idea: When will it stop playing catch-up with Jio, Airtel?
The responsibility of turning around VI is back on the company following a government rescue package. Finding new investors to raise capital and raising prices are critical to its survival
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Knowledge, wisdom and Vedantu: How live online tutoring classes propelled the edtech company into the $1-billion club
In 2017, Vamsi Krishna and his friends had a runway of just three months...four years later, their edtech venture turns unicorn. Find out how
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What Koreans can teach Americans and Europeans on cracking India's auto market
Ford and Hyundai entered India at the same time, and as the first shuts shop in the country, the second has become hugely successful
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World Habitat Day: India's power sector must lead coal phase-out
Even as individuals and communities in India innovate new systems to deliver solar power, use of coal, which is the climate emergency's single greatest driver, continues to increase in the country
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The Sabyasachi-H&M collection was a sell-out. Here's how Indian artisans can get their due next time
Sabyasachi's global collaboration with H&M sold out within minutes, but left behind a long debate on artisan rights, and what it will take for Indian design to be coveted on a global stage
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In full throttle: How 'kam peeta hai' propelled Suzuki Access 125 to number 2 in the pecking order
From a distant Number 5 in 2015, Suzuki Access 125 toppled TVS Jupiter to become the second-biggest scooter brand in India. Can it now take the crown from the formidable Honda Activa?
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Covid-19 hits bottomline, but ICICI Lombard upbeat about quick turnaround
After a tough Q1 due to rising Covid-19 claims, the private non-life insurer will strengthen presence in motor and crop insurance following merger with Bharti Axa in September, says CEO Bhargav Dasgupta
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Covid impact: The long road to recovery for small businesses
Micro enterprises in the informal sector have been hardest hit by the pandemic. What will it take to get them up and running again?
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Corporate governance at India Inc: Understanding the decadal shift
Shareholder activism is here to stay, as many recent instances of pushback at companies like Zee and JSPL have shown. The writing on the wall is clear: If you want to build a public company, investors need to have an equal footing
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Firmly in the Saddle: How Shadowfax emerged as the lord of the on-demand delivery marketplace for enterprises
The year it was founded, delivery horses of all kinds were bolting. Six years later, Shadowfax is the only one galloping on the track
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The charge of the great Indian SaaS brigade
Freshworks's Nasdaq IPO brings global credibility to the India-to-Silicon-Valley playbook and, sooner or later, a $100-billion-market-cap company will emerge from the Indian SaaS ecosystem