long-reads Corporate India Gets Used to Women On Shop Floor Why manufacturing, operations and engineering companies are hiring more women for traditionally male-dominated jobs By Ajita Shashidhar
long-reads Legacy Firms In Diversification Drive Legacy conglomerates grab emerging opportunities to ride the next decade of growth. By Nevin John
long-reads FPI Flows Bring Zing Back Into Nifty Premium Foreign portfolio investors have come back with a bang in the current financial year after being net sellers in the previous fiscal. By V. Keshavdev
long-reads Death of the Sedan As customers take to SUVs and EV transition picks up speed, the good-old sedan sees a drastic dip in sales. By Pavan Lall
long-reads BRICS’ Golden Spell To Dethrone Dollar Will the gold-backed international currency end the dominance of the U.S. dollar? By Rajiv Ranjan Singh
long-reads The Brief: What’s Fuelling Stock Market Bull Run Stable economic growth and strong corporate earnings add to sentiment. By Rajiv Ranjan Singh
long-reads Regional Retailers Come Of Age Regional retail chains are thriving despite onslaught from heftier national players. By Ajita Shashidhar
long-reads How Inclusive Is India Inc.? Companies have the intent to hire people with varied sexual orientations, physical disabilities, and neuro diversities. However, only the top firms are walking the talk. By Ajita Shashidhar
long-reads Why Bike Makers Eye Royal Enfield Pie Hero, Bajaj, Yamaha and TVS work on taking market share from Royal Enfield By Nevin John
long-reads The Conversation: Thierry Koskas, Brand Chief Executive Officer, Citroën Citroën — the third-largest carmaker in the world, among the many stellar brands constituting the €47-billion Stellantis NV, is at the forefront of the group’s India foray. By fortuneindia.com
