Cruising comfortably in the 70s, it sputtered to a stop, before its comeback
Godrej Group launched its first hair colour product in the 1970s and opened up a completely new category
The mascot has gone off air now, but not before helping the Gujarat-based detergent brand script the perfect win for an underdog in the eighties
Automated banking is a boon to customers, but it comes at a cost
India's economic policy had begun to swing towards the radical changes of 1991 just before Business Standard was born but few will remember that
While India's largest FMCG company remains a breeding ground for managerial talent, the aggression and independence that characterised its former chiefs can hardly be seen
The Ambassador was a durable enough brand to outlive the licence raj
With the acquisition of Himani, Emami entered the mainstream personal care category in the late seventies
Despite the recent imposition of import rule and high duties, the yellow metal continues to attract buyers
The group's much-touted acquisitions in recent years follow a series of disappointments in joint ventures
Showing a montage of daily life, it advocated taking pride in an Indian brand
The seventies' oil shock forced Mahindra group's flagship to innovate for staying in business; that started the company's evolution into a technology disruptor, whether through in-house R&D or ser
The endorsement career of India's megastar Amitabh Bachchan displays his relevance in diametrically opposite roles and product categories
This business got off to a shaky start but the advent of credit bureaus de-risked it
Ranbaxy tasted success for the first time in the 1960s with its tranquiliser, Calmpose
Arun Nanda, chairman, Mahindra Lifespaces, & chairman, Mahindra Holidays, says the diversification into the services business was a well-thought-out plan based on what new India would need
Industry leaders on where they see the Indian economy 40 years on