Take One: Big story of the day
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Quick fix, in a fix, & the Punjab Kings' gambit
After over a decade of frantic chopping and changing, the IPL team has stopped gunning for silver bullets. The mantra now is to build a stable core and think long term. Can Kings finally get the throne?
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Vedantu emerges as the frontrunner to acquire Lido Learning which mismanaged its way to bankruptcy
Several factors, including botched investment deals and bad hiring decisions, led to the downfall of the Mumbai-based edtech player
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Post-IPO, stocks tank for Policybazaar's parent but the road ahead may not be all bumpy
Prices go down as owners sell shares, but experts say a turnaround is inevitable as markets stabilise
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The good. The okay. And the ugly
With LIC preparing for a public listing, here's a look at its portfolio of investments
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From Zomato to Paytm: The missing piece in the jigsaw puzzle of internet companies
Most Indian internet stocks have plunged on the back of dismal Q3 earnings coupled with nervousness post the massive slump in US and China tech stocks. And lack of substantial data doesn't help when it comes to investment decisions
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From DTH to streaming, Tata's OTT Play
For the past two years, Tata Sky has been making strategic moves to offer not just a bouquet of TV channels but also streaming services. Now with its aggregator app and a rebranding, it is all set to capture new customers
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Packing a bunch: 10club, and its '1 to 10' game
Bhavna Suresh and her 10club gang is playing a differentiated ecommerce roll-up game, which is not tied to recurring fund raise and the valuation flywheel. Can the 'lean and mean' strategy pay off?
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The Tatas got lucky with an expatriate CEO once. Can Air India's İlker Ayci repeat the feat?
Ayci, who helped Turkish Airlines stay afloat at a time global aviation went through a meltdown, will have to hit the ground running at the struggling Indian national carrier
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Tilfi is turning its traditional textile family business into a digital D2C brand
Third-generation entrepreneurs behind the Varanasi-based platform say they want to take artisans along with them in their growth journey, and sell Banarasi weaves to the world
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The LIC draft prospectus for IPO screams, 'all is not well'
Forbes India has analysed the 652-page offer document filed by India's largest insurer to present quick takeaways on what the numbers say
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Announcing a tele-programme is not enough, India must take a more holistic view of mental health
In a country where nearly 80 percent of people suffering from mental health issues do not receive treatment, it is important to focus on strengthening availability of skilled professionals and improving grassroots access to services beyond urban areas