First Principles
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Newly rechristened Tata Consumer Products goes beyond beverages
Even with solid tea, coffee and water brands, the company had seen uninspiring returns. Now, the re-invented TCP is writing a new script
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Should bleeding startups sponsor the IPL?
Two-thirds of the companies sponsoring the IPL this year are startups. Does it make economic sense for a bleeding business to do so?
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Unlocking the digital door
The pandemic and change in consumer buying patterns have prompted individual sellers as well as large and small businesses to take the ecommerce route for survival
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The pandemic has been the perfect tailwind: Zoomcar CEO
Greg Moran, CEO of Zoomcar, on why it's boom time for subscription-based mobility and getting business back to pre-Covid levels
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After Covid-19, health care gets a big dose of tech
Health care and life sciences companies are using artificial and machine intelligence for better insights and improved treatment since the Covid outbreak
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Despite looming ban, industry remains optimistic on cryptocurrencies
Investors and entrepreneurs believe that a ban would face implementation and constitutional hurdles, and that India might follow the route taken by other Asian countries, which initially banned cryptocurrency trades but reversed their stance soon after
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Laid off during Covid-19, these employees turn entrepreneurs
After being laid off, several youngsters are launching their own ventures instead of taking the conventional job-seeking route
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Gold loans glitter again
With gold prices rising, businesses like Muthoot Finance are poised for a strong run
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Nandan Nilekani on Salil Parekh's leadership, and Infy's opportunities
Infosys's non-executive chairman, Nilekani speaks to Forbes India about the company's internal digital transformation, and how CEO Salil Parekh is driving it
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India INClusive: LGBTQ+ inclusion at the workplace still a work-in-progress
Two years after a historic judgment by the Supreme Court, companies are realising that the case for LGBTQ+ inclusion is stronger than ever, even as tackling underrepresentation, stereotypes and biases remain a work in progress
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Britannia's Biggest Story is Margin: MD Varun Berry
Managing director Varun Berry on removing cost, betting big on the dairy business and identifying potential leaders