Take One: Big story of the day
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What Aneesh Reddy is getting right about Capillary Technologies' push in the US
The Benglauru-based SaaS company is on the cusp of becoming a more global vendor of sophisticated software products focused on customer loyalty management
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Mark-up and deliver: Why you can't count on online food discounts
With most restaurants jacking up their online menu prices as compared to in-store rates, the discounts on Swiggy and Zomato turn into a farce. The trend is likely to stay as the foodtech duopoly gets deeply entrenched, and consumer activism goes missing
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Maruti Suzuki—the common man's carmaker—might be dead. Long live the new Maruti Suzuki
The Indian market has been moving towards premiumisation. And with the launch of its multipurpose vehicle Invicto, the company, keeping with the times, has added a new dimension to Nexa's portfolio—and to Maruti Suzuki as a brand
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Unsecured loans surge but no default risks, yet
The demand for unsecured loans continues to rise and has come to the attention of the RBI, again. The credit uptick signals buoyancy in the ecosystem on improved consumption and spending but the risk of high defaults is not being seen, experts say
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Why the slowdown is good for India's SaaS companies
It is pushing them to sharpen their focus on cash flows, and perfecting their build-in-India-sell-in-the-US playbook
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How Kolkata's Senco Gold struck gold
The jewellery retailer is in the midst of raising Rs405 crore from the bourses and its IPO has been fully subscribed on Day 2 of the bidding process. It plans to use the proceeds to ramp up its store count and for working capital requirements
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Why ransomware groups are targeting pharma companies and the healthcare sector
Experts say the sectors are cash-rich and have loads of sensitive data to lose, making them the target of frequent cyber attacks
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Can V Vaidyanathan's Midas touch turn IDFC into a banking behemoth?
The optics look good for IDFC, which announced a merger with IDFC First Bank, but Vaidyanathan will have to handhold the entity through what could be a tricky road ahead
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Hero and Hero versus Hero: Can Hero-Harley take on Royal Enfield?
When India's biggest commuter bike maker Hero MotoCorp joins hands with the world's biggest premium bike brand Harley Davidson to take on India's hero in the premium bikes segment, one can expect a blockbuster in the making. Can Harley's cheapest bike in India pose a serious threat to Royal Enfield, which has been cruising for decades?
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From handball to panja, why sports leagues are taking off in India
The movement set off by the IPL has caught on in India, with 15+ leagues being launched over the last decade and a half. What will it take for them to survive and build sustainable brands over the long term?
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Engineers to founders: How IITs are fuelling the startup boom in India
Students from Indian Institutes of Technology are increasingly opting for a startup way of life, while the institutions have been improving their global quality rankings