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Landlines in the time of 5G: Private sector getting serious about business

The latest data from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India showed Reliance Jio at 28% market share in wireline subscribers, ahead of BSNL at 27% and Bharti Airtel at 24%

Pandemic effect: Fading or going strong?

Fintech, Edtech, Healthtech- most trends that got people through the pandemic have lost their charm. WFH, however, continues to win hands down among employees

India will give 5G the scale, says Qualcomm CEO Cristiano R Amon

Open to sourcing chips from India if suppliers are ready

5G future: Another turning point for telecom

The launch of 5G could well change the trend of low average revenue per user for the industry

Can Roche stay ahead of the competition in the next 125 years?

Pharma giant Roche believes, its ability to reinvent itself through innovation was behind its success. Business Standard's Sohini Das and Nivedita Mookerji spoke to the members of its founding family

India's Covid vaccination programme stunning: Roche's Hoffmann, Duschmale

'They (the next 125 years) look more challenging than the past 125 years. The world has changed. We have to make quicker decisions'

'Entrepreneurs must have courage to continue', says Snapdeal CEO Kunal Bahl

From Snapdeal's birth and evolution to his faith in startups and possible lessons from upcoming IPO, Bahl has a freewheeling conversation with Nivedita Mookerji

5G power for India and Bharat

5G is a tool whose time has come to empower citizens with ultra-high-speed data in both India and Bharat

Is the 5G auction a turning point for India?

The country's largest telecom services provider and other operators are set to lock horns in the auction for 5G spectrum. Will this be an aggressive battle? Will this be a turning point for India?

Metro AG: In deal season, German cash & carry chain feels the heat in India

The low-profile German cash & carry chain is suddenly finding itself at the centre of controversy as negotiations for the sale of its India business get underway

Flipkart and the startup longevity challenge

Flipkart, which is rarely listed as a startup or unicorn now, has also had to delay its IPO

Food for thought on entrepreneurship

Later in the book, Raghunandan G, founder of TaxiForSure, makes a similar point on leadership

Will Amazon be able to overcome challenges to its expansion plans in India?

A tougher global e-commerce environment and repeated policy and regulation problems are raising questions about the company's India expansion plans

5G use case is up in the air; Rs 25k cr enough for now: Voda Idea MD & CEO

'What's important is to create a quality service and a great experience while giving returns to shareholders', he said

Cashing out of Asia

The German group has been completely focused on its European operations at a time when there have been quite a few setbacks

RIL, Adani in three-horse race to strike a deal with Germany's Metro AG

In talks to buy a partial or full stake in German retailer's India unit

Signals of change

From the industry's perspective, the average revenue per user (ARPU) per month has been dropping annually, though things have been different after telcos raised tariffs

Testing the tenacity of multinationals

Exiting from India is mostly part of the global strategy of the marquee firms to put their energies into more lucrative projects and deal with easier markets

CBRE's Anshuman Magazine on real estate's future

In an interview with Business Standard's Nivedita Mookerji, Anshuman Magazine of CBRE South Asia shares why he sees robust growth for the sector which was hit hard by the pandemic

Can BBNL-BSNL merger be a game-changer for rural broadband connectivity?

The jury is out on whether the merger of two state-owned telecom companies can help step up rural broadband connectivity