UpFront
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Airbnb kind of offerings have their own consumers; we have our own: Wyndham group's Deepika Arora
India is an integral part of the hotel company's global growth strategy, she says, while talking about the addition of three hotels in the country
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SoftBank, Snapdeal & Paytm: Takeaways from a cocktail of events
The Flipkart fund raise and two potential deals figuring Japanese major SoftBank show consolidation and selective investor interest may be the themes for internet commerce in 2017
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GST rules: One leg still stuck in old taxes
Some old provisions remind one of the Orwellian Big Brother who still wants to keep a watch on things
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Marketers, how should you judge a creative?
While Mad Men and other cultural depictions of the advertising world suggest that creative meetings are high adrenaline boom or bust affairs, it's not usually the case
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TCS earnings growth muted on lower revenue and rupee appreciation
Revenue from BFSI and North America decline in Q4'FY17, even as the Tata group firm says Digital will be the future growth driver
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Vijay Mallya arrested by UK authorities, but it's not a victory for creditors yet
While his arrest may be a small victory in the Modi government's efforts in tackling big-ticket defaulters, a lot more needs to done
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What to look out for this week: Corporate earnings come into play
Q4 earnings growth from IT, telecom, cement and automobile firms is expected to be tepid
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Kavin Mittal, Sakshi Malik, Alia Bhatt among Forbes's 30 Under 30 Asia list
The annual list of young achievers includes 300 disruptors selected from 24 countries
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PE investments in India at a five-year low after 22% decline in Q1 2017: Report
Vodafone-Idea deal dominates the M&A landscape, states the report released by News Corp
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We want to bring Amsterdam's eclectic fashion to India: Scotch & Soda CEO
Dutch fashion label Scotch & Soda CEO Dirk-Jan Stoppelenburg says the brand draws inspiration from everything, even poems and rumours, and that India remains a crucial market for the company
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Satyajit Das: Central banks covertly using negative interest rates to reduce excessive debt levels
By using sub-zero interest rates to cut excessive debt, central banks are transferring wealth from savers to borrowers