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    • Reliance secures Govt's approval for transfer of Viacom18's non-news and current affairs TV channels licenses to Star India

      Reliance Industries first disclosed on February 28, 2024, that Viacom18, a subsidiary of the company, would merge with Star India, Disney’s Indian unit, to create India’s largest television and digital streaming entity.

    • Business Round-up: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman launches NPS Vatsalya

      Here are the top headlines of the day: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman launches NPS Vatsalya, Nifty, Sensex slip from record high ahead of Fed policy decision, Madhuri Dixit goes for Swiggy, snaps up shares ahead of IPO, ZEE refutes claim by Star India for nearly Rs 8,000 crore in damages, India overtakes China for first time ever in key MSCI equities index, Google wins challenge against $1.66 bln EU antitrust fine

    • RIL-Viacom18-Disney JV to add Rs 40 per share to Reliance's value, says Jefferies

      Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) has announced a joint venture with Walt Disney to merge their streaming and television operations in India, creating a behemoth valued at Rs 70,352 crore.

    • BCCI waives off Rs 78.90 crore from 2018-2023 media rights deal with Star

    • Star India asks BCCI for discount in current deal, exiting Byju's wants board to encash bank guarantee

    • IPL Media Rights Auction | Star India wins domestic TV rights with bid of Rs 23,575 crore

    • Brightcom board okays 2:3 bonus, preferential offer to non-promoters

    • Storyboard | The Indian premier M&E league

    • IPL | Addition of new teams on the cards; BCCI, Star hold talks

    • Disney India plans to scale down TV, sports, film business: Report

    • Will Uday Shankar's exit alter Star India's sports strategy?

    • IPL has established itself as a tentpole property: Gautam Thakar, Star Sports CEO

    • IPL 2020: Still awaiting BCCI response on AIR's interest; no talk on Doordarshan telecast, says Prasar Bharati CEO

    • IPL 2020 advertising revenue: Star India looks to duck COVID-19 blues

    • Insurance for same-sex partners? Here's how it works

    • Hotstar races past 300 million monthly active users

    • Quick Take | Hotstar may get users to pay for Specials, but the game won’t be easy

    • Has Pro Kabaddi League lost its charm? A look at the reasons behind the slump in ratings

    • Hotstar cancels production of 'On Air with AIB' show season 3

    • Jio, Star India ink 5-year deal for streaming India's cricket matches on JioTV

    • IPL 2018: Advertising revenues touch Rs 2,000-crore mark

    • Is it a six or an out? Sony, Star spar over IPL viewership claims

    • Why viewers in India will continue to be caught in the crossfire between broadcasters and DTH operators

    • 8 months and Rs 22,500 crore later, Star India becomes the apple of BCCI's eye

    • Star India spar with Airtel Digital TV, Dish over fees ahead of IPL

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