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Tracxn: Driven by startup data
Tracxn is seen as the Bloomberg of private companies. It began as a database for startups but today tracks over half a million companies across 250 sectors globally.
Enterprise
Jet Airways aims to reduce non-fuel costs
The airline intends to maximise profit from its code-sharing agreements with foreign carriers such as Etihad and Air France-KLM.
Enterprise
Tata Motors’ net profit down by half
The company, which sells Tata-branded cars, big and small commercial vehicles, and the premium Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles, reported a profit of Rs 2,176.16 crore.
Venture
Marriott to double hotel count in India
Fortune India spoke to Arne Sorenson, president and CEO of Marriott International, to understand what will help the hotel chain keep growing in the years ahead.
Macro
The law tries to catch up with tech
It isn’t the Wild West, but India’s legal framework offers little protection in case of data theft, say experts.
Enterprise
Next year will be that of happiness: SBI Chief
Despite posting a loss of Rs 7,718 crore for the quarter ended March, SBI said next year would be a happy one and that it would look to unlock more value from its subsidiaries soon.
Air India: Stalled before take-off
IndiGo and Jet Airways have opted out of the race for Air India, but global interest in buying a stake in the debt-ridden national carrier might still help it fly out of turbulent weather.
Shoojit Sircar: The bankable storyteller
Shoojit Sircar stands apart in that he not only tells a tale well, but has an eye for economy—so important to the success of his movies where the real hero is the script based on bold topics.
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Enterprise
SBI’s stock gains over 6% despite Q4 loss
A day after SBI reported its highest ever quarterly loss of Rs 7,718 crore, the stock gained over 6% in early trade driven by positive brokerage reports.
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Enterprise
Century buy to boost UltraTech’s India lead
The deal will help UltraTech Cement attain a stronger presence in India’s eastern, central and western markets.
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Macro
Govt says India is 5G ready, industry unsure
While the government is gung-ho about the roll-out of 5G services by 2020, the industry players suggest there’s still a long way to go.
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Opinion
Indian Banking: Stressed times
With ailing banks on the one hand and a lack of credit availability the other, the government’s chief problem-solver Piyush Goyal faces another herculean task.
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Macro
‘5G pilot deployments to be ready by year-end’
Telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan speaks to Fortune India about the 5G roadmap and the aim of giving every citizen 50 mbps of data by 2022 under the new telecom policy expected in June.
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Enterprise
Apax Partners to sell GlobalLogic stake
Partners Group to buy the stake in a transaction valuing the company at $2 billion.
Global trade: A necessity for SMEs
Not going global will not only halt their growth, but hamper their domestic existence amid increasing competition.
Betting laws need clarity
The irrefutable reality of gambling laws in India is that there is no clarity on what is permitted and what is prohibited.
What ho! What can captains of industry learn from cricket?
Like any sport, cricket offers valuable life lessons for business leaders. Here are 12 questions, many of them inspired by the 2018 South Africa-India series.
Restriction on layers of companies
The Layering Rules propose to check the malpractice of companies creating multiple layers of subsidiaries for diversion or siphoning off funds.
Execution excellence: Are you actively addressing it?
Implementation is doing what we need in order to turn a strategy into reality. Execution is the next step.
Battle for bling
Editor’s letter from the April 2018 issue