Take One: Big story of the day
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New listings face the threat of $21.1 bln drain-out with IPO lock-ins set to expire
In March and June, 66 companies will see the expiry of lock-in periods of existing shareholders in various categories
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How Third Eye Distillery is playing a part in India's gin revolution
The producer of Stranger & Sons gin, among other alcoholic offerings, has got a stronghold in India's liquor market in only five years of operations
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Solid, liquid and Inox: Firing on all cylinders
Inox's mega-merger with PVR in 2022, Inox India's blockbuster listing in 2023, and a dashing report card of the listed entity in FY24... Siddharth Jain has hit a purple patch in his entrepreneurial journey which started in 2001. The dream run, though, masks years of pain and loss that the third-generation founder endured
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Ski holidays top destination for those looking for luxury : Rachael Harding
What does it really take for a global family-focussed luxury holiday club to be back on its feet and running after all its resorts were compelled to shut down in March 2020? Rachael Harding, CEO, ESAP, shares how Club Med pivoted
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How Jinisha Sharma is leading the charge for women's sports through WPL
The director of Capri Sports, which owns four sports franchises including UP Warriorz, wants to build a brand identity that puts women at the front and centre
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For good governance, boards need to vouch for shareholders not management: Vetri Subramaniam
What does it take for companies to stay clean in terms of compliance and good governance? How does one position portfolio during elections in India and the US? Subramaniam, the CIO of UTI AMC, reveals
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PM's new rooftop solar scheme holds promise, if correctly implemented
Multiple factors have kept households from adopting rooftop installations, but financial benefits might make them more interested this time
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Fall of the Titans: How shoddy corporate governance destroys companies
From Zee to Byju's to Paytm, why are board members often mute spectators of a crisis—to a great extent—of their own making? Corporate governance veteran Anil Singhvi believes this can change only if independent directors are held accountable for corporate failures. Here's how
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Can Indian startups take an Uber ride?
Uber's first annual profit since its public listing in 2019 and Zomato's third consistent quarter of profit have kindled hope for a similar performance by loss-making unicorns and startups
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Arsene Wenger and the silver lining to India's recent football setbacks
While a number of international outfits have forayed into India without noticeable success, can the former Arsenal boss set the template for a successful engagement?
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RBI treads with caution with concerns of high food inflation
The rate-setting panel delivers a status-quo policy as it navigates the slippery disinflationary zone amidst worries of supply shocks and global volatility