…As the country went into a lockdown, the power sector bore the brunt, especially with a sluggish demand. The Budget may consider some tax propositions to alleviate liquidity stress of power companies.WWWW…
…The telecom sector has seen radical changes in the last few years, and is now poised to transition into a 5G world. The budget, therefore, needs to recognise these and give it a much needed impetus.WWWW…
…The IT/ITeS, e-commerce, healthcare, and FMCG sectors have propped up the office real estate market, which is expected to record a net absorption of 32 to 35 million sq.ft. by the year end. WWWW…
…Paytm is rallying Indian developers for its mini app store in a bid to challenge Google’s dominance in the market. It also fits squarely into its plans of being a super app. Will it succeed?WWWW…
…Despite Covid-19, Gaja Capital’s Gopal Jain has his hands full with deals, and the first-of-its-kind award given to business books. He talks to Fortune India about reforms, entrepreneurship, and more.WWWW…
…The two new growth engines—telecom and retail—strive to take India’s largest corporate to a new peak while its traditional businesses continue to be a drag.WWWW…
…India is playing catch-up with the world in terms of business education. A fundamental shift in the way we impart business knowledge needs to take place.WWWW…
…The pandemic has seen the 136-year-old company reboot by fast-tracking
product launches, embracing automation, upping the emphasis on e-commerce, and focussing on its health portfolio.WWWW…
…It is believed that Budget 2021 would seek to reset the growth projections for the economy. And attention to infrastructure would be critical in that regard. WWWW…
…United Airlines, Air Canada, US Airways, and Air Sahara were Ronojoy Dutta’s stamping grounds, before IndiGo. Since then, it hasn’t been clear blue skies for the man. He now sees tailwinds emerging.WWWW…
…Beginning its life as a microfinance company, Bandhan Bank has made its name as a commercial bank to watch out for. It now wants to leapfrog into the future. Will it be able to work its magic again?WWWW…
…2020 was a transformative year, with Covid-19 altering the corporate landscape like never before. But now that 2021 is here, how different will it turn out to be? Ten leaders of India Inc. weigh in.WWWW…
…2020 was the year of disruption. But it also underlined the resilience of Indian enterprise. The January 2021 issue, therefore, chronicles some of the past year’s game-changing corporate events.WWWW…