International clubs are eager to cash in on the game's popularity in India with branded merchandise
Production and manufacturing had the most number of jobs to offer
Aditya Birla Nuvo gets two more brands ready to tailor their range according to the customer's wish
The largest media agency network forecasts 20% growth for cinema ads in 2015, second only to digital at 37%
Program jointly organised by IIM-C and Glocal Hospitals
The Mumbai-based SUV leader is a major supplier of bikes to Moto3 international teams. Struggling in the Indian two-wheeler market, it hopes there is a rub-off
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In 2015, programmatic algorithms and systems will increasingly differentiate themselves based on their ability to manage cost effectiveness on behavioural metrics while delivering campaigns that build
Workers in domestic companies earn about Rs 115 per hour less than workers in firms partially owned by foreigners
Rural India is not a downgraded version of urban India. It is a different market. Creative marketing is needed to gain access to this untapped market
However, for most businesses, this mountain of transaction history sits untapped in corporate ERP systems
It is difficult to make a real change until a catalyst rocks your world
The modern man's insatiable attitude and need for escape have made him the most sought-after consumer
The focus on manufacturing in India and collaboration with local partners helped Philips tide over the restrictions of the seventies
Interview with managing director & general manager, Crocs India
Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei does not want the firm to take on pressure from legacy. Employees are measured by their competence and contribution
The truck industry is considered a commodity market with price generally topping the list of buying criteria. Here's how Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland and BharatBenz have created a 'premium' image for th
From being a juggernaut in the Licence Raj, turning to ACs helped it survive
Indian women can only progress as far as the social system permits them and plugging into global supply chains is a good way to start, as we saw with the ITeS boom
Business incubators to be expanded for more Flipkarts and Housing.coms to emerge