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Sprinter Dutee Chand strikes two-year endorsement deal with Puma

The firm said it was helping Chand with her training needs to qualify for next year's Tokyo Olympics

Same strategy for Hindustan Unilever, ITC: Reaping digital dividend

Both companies are also riding the digital wave when it comes to consumer engagement

DMart posts sharpest rise in 5 quarters, margins trump D-Street estimates

Net profit margin in Q1 stood at 5.8 per cent, higher than the 5.5 per cent reported a year ago and ahead of the 4.0-4.8 per cent range seen in the last three quarters

Last-minute ad rates down over 50% as India bow out of World Cup

While Star was expecting around Rs 1,800 crore as ad revenues from the television and digital media, it may end up getting Rs 1,500-1,600 crore now

Budget 2019: Taxes on super rich, buybacks draw flak from India Inc

The Budgetary allocation for most of the flagship programmes such as the rural employment guarantee scheme and rural roads projects that boost rural demand, was largely flat

FMCGs say Q1 growth to remain dull on subdued consumption, liquidity crunch

Many were hoping for a revival in sentiment following the general elections, but that isn't the case

Coca-Cola in talks to pick stake in Cafe Coffee Day after pocketing Costa

Coca-Cola Atlanta office is leading the talks to acquire a substantial stake in the coffee chain

Godrej family hires top law firms to untangle land holdings worth Rs 20k-cr

The Godrej group owns 3,400 acres in Vikhroli, a northeastern suburb of Mumbai. Of this, about 1,000 acres can be developed

Govt will release draft national retail policy in 10 days: DPIIT Secretary

The DPIIT is the new nodal agency for domestic trade (including offline and online retail) after the subject was shifted from the consumer affairs ministry in February

HUL or P&G India: Who will win the race at Cannes remains a question

A tale of two advertisers at Cannes

How award-winning Indian campaigns are melting hearts in the Cannes ad-fest

TBWA's One Mindful Mind helped India open its account at the Cannes Ad Fest, bagging a bronze Lion each in health care and print and publishing

Explained: Why health care failed to click for India at Cannes ad fest

This year, TBWA's 'One Mindful Mind', an interactive tool kit that helps parents turn counsellors for children suffering from mental health problems, was the only winner in health care

Indian Accounting Standard 116 won't affect bottom line, says HUL

Company says operating margins will improve due to new accounting treatment for leases

India off to a slow start at Cannes ad fest; TBWA India bags a bronze Lion

Some of the other contenders for metals from India include Wunderman Thompson's Blink campaign and Ogilvy's work for Hindustan Unilever's Hamam soap

DMart looks to step up store launches in FY20 as rivals get aggressive

While Noronha did not specify a number, analysts expect DMart to launch around 30 stores in FY20

Meet Laxman Narasimhan, the man Reckitt Benckiser has named global CEO

Laxman Narasimhan the 2nd Indian after Rakesh Kapoor to lead the firm

High debt to changing media market: How Eros International lost its way

Stock price of Eros International Media on Thursday crashed 20 per cent on the BSE

Go Sport buckles up to give Decathlon a run for its money in India

French major Decathlon's rival Go Sport has launched in India, taking on one of its key competitors in a growing market

Fashion retailers count on end-of-season sales to shore up top line

With Q4 being weak, firms are offering around 50 per cent discount on merchandise and pushing aggressive offers in June

Brands go back to basics as retail trade spend yield little results

Nielsen says that nearly 60 per cent of initiatives on the shop floor never get executed at all, many of them stuck at the back end or within intermediaries in the value chain