Take One: Big story of the day
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Hair & handsome: The story behind the world's first salon and spa unicorn, Zenoti
How Sudheer Koneru, an engineer from India, built Zenoti into a billion-dollar company by scaling its payments and B2B businesses
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Dhanlaxmi Bank: The challenges of being headless
Critical decisions, and therefore growth, get delayed as the beleaguered bank is yet to appoint a new leader
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How Wipro's Thierry Delaporte plans to put the company back in leadership position
Thierry Delaporte has hired a new chief growth officer and is installing a cadre of 50 top account executives just twice removed from him to go after large deals
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Move over LVB deal, Clix Capital's Pramod Bhasin is already looking for his next partnership
With its strong risk management and underwriting skills, the co-founder hopes Clix will double in size by 2022
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Silver Bullet: How Samsung has risen like a phoenix in India—again and again
India has emerged as the biggest smartphone market for Samsung, 25 years after it entered the country. It now needs to keep the Chinese rivals at bay
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How Urban Company got a makeover and doubled revenue
The home services startup invested in technology, offered comprehensive partner training modules for its staffers to ensure safety protocols are adhered to, and won over newer customers with fresh services
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How SpiceJet scion Avani Singh is championing the group's vaccine play
From drones to cold storage, the CEO of SpiceHealth has laid out some elaborate plans, apart from making testing cheaper
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50 years on, how Medimix is keeping itself relevant
Legacy soap brand Medimix is adding swag to ayurveda, reimagining itself, and making a transition to become a personal care brand. Will it work?
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Havells: Punching above its weight, and winning
How Anil Rai Gupta's Havells is battling MNCs by aggressively unleashing its manufacturing prowess in consumer durables
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SaaS startups: India-born, US-focussed
Strong cloud-based enterprise software product companies are emerging in India, but are quickly moving to the US, drawn by customers, ecosystem and the IPO dream
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How Route Mobile became a darling of investors
The cloud communications platform provider which started with an investment of $2,000 in 2004 and a second-hand computer, has seen its stock listed at an 86% premium, and has risen over 92% over the past two months