Occupancy

In 1960, just 13% of American households had a single occupant. But that figure has risen steadily, and today it is approaching 30%. For households headed by someone 50 or older, that figure is 36%.

Hospital occupancy picking up at Fortis, but business normalisation some time away

Occupancy at hospitals improving after a sharp fall in April-June. While diagnostic business is seeing faster rebound, postponement of hospital visits by patients can weigh on recovery

Office rents on growth trajectory in tech sector driven market

The growing office demand is outstripping the supply in cities, therefore, leading to a continual downward pressure on vacancies and upward pressure on monthly gross office rents.

Focus on restructuring to ensure growth of all verticals: Apollo

The company has incubated many businesses and its Chennai cluster saw 2 percent growth this quarter, says Suneeta Reddy, MD , Apollo Hospital.

Fortis targets 20% EBIDTA margins in next 2-3 years

The healthcare company will rely on brownfield expansion for driving growth and is also exploring the de-merger or a possible listing of SRL Diagnostics arm, Chief Executive Officer Bhavdeep Singh told CNBC-TV18.

SpiceJet soars 18%, Ajay Singh says to improve growth in Q3

Singh added that the airline company will be able to sustain high occupancy. However, lower crude price has aided the company which was struggling for existence in December last year.

Expect Rs 800cr sales growth, over 3% NIM in FY16: TFCI

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, S K Sangar, Managing Director, TFCI says the company expects to get sanctions worth Rs 125 crore and disbursements over 70 crore in the first quarter.

Saw 80-85% occupancy in Q4: TGB Banquets

To get a sense of what prospects look like for the industry and the company, CNBC-TV18's Mangalam Maloo and Reema Tendulkar spoke to chairman Narendra Somani.

Aamir's PK turns Santa for PVR, collects Rs 50 cr in 2 days

Kamal Gianchandani, President PVR Pictures thinks the movie 'PK' is likely to stay in the cinemas for around four weeks uninterrupted because there are no other major releases over the next 3-4 weeks.

Retailers shy away from mall mania

Mall mania has died down and developers who were falling over themselves to build malls, are now finding few takers and vacancy rates have risen to as high as 20%, reports Farah Bookwala of CNBC-TV18.