Are you being served?: The UrbanClap success story
In barely five years, Abhiraj Bhal, Varun Khaitan, and Raghav Chandra have made UrbanClap the go-to platform for urban Indians looking for anything from pedicures to painting houses.
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Siemens: The future is smart
Siemens is focussing on digitalisation of physical processes to future-proof its customers’ businesses, as well as its own.
Second wind for GE
How GE India is making a bold bet on wind power and disrupting the renewable energy market through its technological innovations and a new business model.
The world is not enough for OYO
South Asia’s largest hotel chain is on an expansion spree as it diversifies and enters new markets.
PNB’s road to recovery
A year after it was hit by the biggest banking scandal in the country’s history, PNB chief Sunil Mehta is steering the bank towards financial stability.
Indian telecom industry: The game of thrones
Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel, and Reliance Jio are fighting a bruising battle for the top spot in the market. The jury is out on who will win the price war unleashed by Jio’s rock-bottom rates .
Arvind: Stitching a new future
Arvind Ltd began as a textile maker, but evolved into a mini-conglomerate by expanding into garments, retail, and even real estate. It now plans to demerge the businesses to transform itself.
WNS: Not just another call centre
A focus on new technology and better organisational structure has helped Keshav Murugesh bring WNS back from the trough and on course to scale new heights.
SC virtually shuts the door on Ruia attempt to get back Essar Steel
The apex court finds Rewant Ruia’s ‘looming presence’ in Numetal and asks the company to clear ₹45,000 crore of debt-owed by Essar Steel’s promoters to be eligible to bid for the steel maker.
Inside India’s coder boom
Amid the hype around billion-dollar tech startups, India is counting down to a massive milestone: it will soon have more software programmers than any other country. Here’s why that’s not great news.
