Sindhu Bhattacharya

The coveted corner room comes with intense loneliness. A leadership coach helps CXOs grasp the enormity of the role and cope with the challenges

Moti Mahal or Daryaganj Hospitality? The two restaurants walk on eggshells as the Delhi High Court hears the butter chicken invention case to decide what came first

In the United States, the law says half of the combined assets belong to the wife in case of divorce

With a record number of nuptials scheduled this winter, marriage-bound couples are going wild to make theirs a special

Maximum attrition seen in women in the 30-40 age group, experts say

Tata Steel, Godrej Consumer Products among those ushering in change

Monday was the first day when clubs and restaurants in Delhi had to refuse alcohol to visitors as the state government's new excise policy was scrapped and there was no clarity on the way forward

The new excise policy of the state government had allowed the entry of private liquor retailers for the first time

Also on offer: Higher promotions, work flexibility, eldercare & childcare support to track attrition.

Getting women back to paid jobs after a long break is part of a growing awareness across India Inc

As India Inc gets back to office, employers are tweaking work spaces and using innovative solutions to tackle new concepts

JAB AT HAND: From encouraging people to volunteer to screening kids and winning their confidence

A clutch of companies is ensuring apps and portals don't slip on quality, safety

The Tatas have their work cut out in restoring customer trust and much, much more

80% toys still imported, mostly from China; local industry suffers from lack of scale and innovation

The scramble for charter air services in the second Covid-19 wave was similar to that seen during the first wave

Registration and distribution bottlenecks put question marks on implementation

A 35-year-old Delhi-based professional working in the renewable energy sector said when physical meeting was seen as an unnecessary risk last year, features like video chats helped

Aviation jobs were scarce even before the Covid-19 pandemic arrived on Indian shores in early 2020. The situation has been exacerbated since

The rescue of the cargo ship that choked the busy Suez Canal has put the spotlight on a sector