Did you know that 36% of us want to be one of the first to own new technology products and services.
Bangalore-based tech start-up helps developers save
“Leadership is the art of getting someone to do something you want done because he wants to do it.â€
Did you know that 58% in India prefer straight forward for online and mobile ads.
Mumbai start-up‘s Titbit app serves up a new dining experience; saves money for restaurants too
Even though India is not yet a ‘DIY country‘, the mobile apps market is growing at a fast clip. Here are some useful tips for the newbie entrepreneur
Dr Reddys Laboratories has declared its second quarter results. The company‘s Q2 consolidated net profits was at Rs 407.4 crore.
Diwali is round the corner and you‘re keen to scale up your business. That means attracting new clients. Not so fast! Now might be a good time to ‘meet‘ some of those clients, especially those who will probably drive you nuts.
Despite the expensive price tag, environment-friendly Ganesh idols slowly catch on
Did you know that 66% of people in India would rather talk in person than on the phone.
More than third (78%) Indians claimed that their planned expenditure during this festival season is less than Rs. 10,000, according to the ‘Mood of the Nation Survey‘ conducted by global research firm Ipsos.
Traders expect October to give the markets a scare, starting with news on the economy and jobs in the week ahead.
A new pricing policy finalised by a ministers panel on Thursday, which will bring 348 essential drugs under government price control, is unlikely to have a major impact on the earnings of pharmaceutical companies, according to analysts.
E-commerce is the latest catchword in Indian consumers‘ world. Online shopping is a phenomenon that is fast catching up with the masses. And why not? It is fast, convenient and most importantly, cheap.
Infosys to Redefine Customer Service with SpeedSolve: A Next-Generation Collaborative Product
The recent few quarters of FY12 and FY13 have been a tremendous challenge for Print Media companies in India. With the economic slowdown, there have been significantly fewer corporate India advertising campaigns.
Emkay has come out with its report on "India Taxation". According to the research firm, Parthasarathi Shome committee on General Anti Avoidance Rules (GAAR) submitted its report to the finance ministry and has recommended deferring the controversial tax provision by three years and abolition of capital gains tax on transfer of securities.
India's big and emerging businesses both are finally feeling the pinch of the macroeconomic uncertainty. The dream run may have come to a halt temporarily