The company sharpens the pitch on design and style to get a grip on the high-end bike market, hopes to leverage its alliance with BMW
The second half of FY18 will be even better for consumer goods companies: Adi Godrej
Britannia reported a nearly six per cent volume growth for the September quarter
Canada is blessed to have 1.4 million people of Indian origin: François-Philippe Champagne, Canadian Minister of International Trade
With a new tagline and revamped visual identity, the telecom major readies for the bruising battle for survival in the Indian market
Nearly 60% of PPOs went to students of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering Departments
Indian Super League looks to cash in on the growing fervour for the game among the youth and female audiences
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As vast segments of the taxi and furniture markets remain unorganised, differentiated offerings at scale remains the biggest hurdle
Disney, Turner cash in on the growing interest in merchandise, increase licensing deals and expand the range of products
Nissan is sharpening the punchlines as it takes its campaign digital, says it will get louder and bolder to get close to the young urban commuter
Sharp targeting and smart marketing have made Carvaan a successful brand. But, will its retro appeal allow it to remain a lasting one?
The brand plans to try its luck in the smartphone market with reliability as its key proposition
In its latest campaign, Dalda is stressing that it's now a refined oil brand and no longer just a vanaspati offering
According to recent study by Euromonitor International, online travel sales and e-commerce was in growth phase in India in 2017
With swanky showrooms and VR-enabled sales platforms Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Skoda bet on shine and gloss, place their faith in experiential branding
Around 50% developers in emerging markets like India tend to have more new businesses compared to their peers
20% of start-ups emerged from tier-II and III cities: NASSCOM-Zinnov report