The BT-PwC India’s Best CEOs awards have been refined this year with sectoral consolidation and redefinition of categories to better reflect the shifts in India's business landscape.
In just a week, India’s fiscal and monetary policies have aligned to drive consumption. Will this trigger a spending surge strong enough to revive growth?
All eyes are on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government to deliver bold measures that can restore growth, boost business confidence, and respond to the aspirations of an anxious middle class.
This year’s BT500 edition highlights significant trends in market capitalisation, income, profitability, and financial assets of India’s corporate giants.
Reliance-Disney’s blockbuster merger, Trump’s re-election shockwaves, and Adani’s legal troubles highlight a transformative moment for business and geopolitics, testing India’s resilience in an interconnected global economy.
Business Today’s 21st, much-awaited, listing of The Most Powerful Women in Business comes to you in a period when the Indian economy is witnessing rapid change and women are driving much of that transformation in various fields.
From the best options in luxury air travel to the finest caviar, the best luxury watches to the smartest and speediest luxury electric cars, this issue brings you the best of the best.
This 25th edition (the 12th in partnership with MDRA) captures the far-reaching changes sweeping the corridors of the country’s topmost business schools
The mission was to be among the country’s top-performing packaged consumer goods brands and take advantage of the growing number of aspirational customers.
Among the key factors that India has to its advantage are a young population that can give rise to entrepreneurial energies and innovation; a robust digital public infrastructure on which several innovations and delivery of public benefits can ride; a strong financial system; and a booming domestic market.
While F&O as a hedging tool is necessary for the markets, unsuspecting and inadequately informed retail investors do run the risk of being singed by these high-risk instruments.
Two of India’s biggest business groups are in a race for pole position in the cement space, spending upwards of Rs 1 lakh crore on organic growth and buyouts
The new growth formula is predicated on a few strategic calls—converting Patanjali into a predominantly FMCG company by adding to its portfolio, getting into the premium products market, and pulling off acquisitions in the consumer space.
For long the subject of discussion among economists, the consumption economy is evidence that this growth is uneven. And this uneven growth—where the upper end of consumers spend higher amounts while the mass market and rural economy are yet to come back to pre-pandemic levels—continues to affect consumer-facing businesses.
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