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Top players to never win the US Open

Fourteen men have won at least five Open-era Grand Slam singles titles. All but Borg won the US Open at least once

Reading Sita differently

Anita Sivakumaran's book is part of the tradition of women using the old and familiar myths and legends to tell their own stories

PV Sindhu ranked seventh in Forbes list of highest-paid women athletes

PV Sindhu endorses 11 brands and is the face of a few public service campaigns

Changing consumer dynamics: Brands are targeting young urban singles

The traditional narrative has changed. No longer are women looking for validation from family, peers or significant others

Britannia brews an elixir for eternal youth, looks to keep brand evergreen

With a refreshed logo and a busy calendar of brand launches and extensions, the 100-year-old company looks to dial back its age

On health trip, Danone pushes nutrition portfolio after dairy biz exit

Danone is now focusing on its nutrition and baby foods portfolio in India, a segment that reportedly contributes 80% of the company's revenue in India

How Godrej Locks is playing a perception game to win over new-age customers

With humour and realism in its advertising and an increased digital presence, the legacy brand retools itself for a new generation of customers

More than a salad dressing: Campaign seeks to mainstream the FunFoods brand

A new 360-degree campaign by FunFoods drives home the message that food dressings are not just for salads

Swedish Ikea turns to 'swadeshi' marketing for winning hearts in India

The Swedish furniture maker looks to leverage the hype around its brand to boost its chances in the battle for market share

Vicious cycle of incentives in food delivery firms: How long will it last?

Food delivery firms incentivise both consumers and delivery agents. The incentive-only model will likely reach saturation quickly, and then will begin the inevitable decline

How Sylvester Stallone inspired Richard Mille to craft a $983,000 watch

The RM 25-01 is meant to invoke the spirit of a wild-card Vietnam-era badass who is the central character in a film called First Blood, says James Stacey

Family troubles

There is a bunch of secondary characters who help make this show sound like Game of Thrones for the C-suite, writes J Jagannath

Tasting Oban's famous whisky and enjoying the seafood capital of Scotland

Seagulls squawk by the shore as we take in the view of Oban Bay, the dark blue waters of the Firth of Lorn overlooking the islands of Mull, Kerrera and Lismore, writes Geetanjali Krishna

With Hyderabadi biryani now on Telangana table, Andhra pushes its own brand

Andhra Pradesh is working to prop up its own trademark biryani - the Bongu biryani

Fighting our own battles: Diplomacy is a necessary skill for waste warriors

Gurugram's waste warriors say they face a tremendous amount of resistance from the word go

India's growing Chinese community inches closer to a place it can call home

The story of the Chinese in India is one that is slowly developing. It is also a quiet narrative, writes Nikita Puri

How the latest version of Honda Jazz stacks up against its nearest rivals

If you are on the lookout for a combination of space and sporty performance, I am happy to recommend the new Honda Jazz as being the best-suited car for you

Where the spirit is freed

To increase demand, you have to make it easier to import or produce wine, as well as make it easier to sell the stuff

Meet Naramalli Sivaprasad, the man who brings drama to Parliament

Once a stage artiste who also acted in several movies before joining TDP, he has showed up in Parliament dressed as Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Krishna

How artificial intelligence is making a final leap of imagination into art

Amrita Singh on an exhibition that showcases AI art