Even as organisations issue strong statements and take action against members of their workforce holding other jobs or doing side hustles, employees and experts believe there can be more wriggle room
With India falling behind on its 2022 renewable energy targets, there is a greater sense of urgency, and developers and investors see long-term opportunity, say experts
Home to 60,000 millionaires today, Mumbai is poised to become one of the wealthiest cities in the world, finding place among New York, Tokyo, and London
What's needed now is the infrastructure, and a venture capital and private equity network for the next critical phase of growth
Manish Tiwary gives Storyboard18 the inside view of the brand's festive season campaigns including the latest, 'Amazon se liya'
From Tata Motors' move into the commercial vehicle division to the review of BMW 6 Series GT, here are our top reads of the week
Real estate buyer advances have increased during the pandemic resulting in improved balance sheets of listed developers
Roger Federer has announced that the upcoming edition of the Laver Cup will be his final appearance for ATP tours and commercial tennis matches. In other words, the King of Grass is bidding farewell to tennis. Here's a look at Fabulous Federer's career in numbers
The latest mascot that's got the marketing community buzzing is a sleepy, cheeky owl for a D2C coffee brand. But before the owl with an attitude hit us with its sass on digital screens, brand mascots dominated ads from billboards to our telly screens for decades. From Asian Paints' Gattu and Amul's moppet to Vodafone's Zoozoos, we explore the charm of mascots in Indian advertising in this episode of Let's Talk—a Storyboard18 and Momo Media collaboration
The IT major's global CMO talks exclusively to Storyboard18 about the evolving role of a modern marketer
The company, which corners a little over 80 percent of India's electric mobility market and has scripted a success story in passenger vehicles, is looking to turn over a new leaf in its commercial vehicle division