people The font wizard of Indian Type Foundry Last year was particularly special for Indian Type Foundry founder Satya Rajpurohit as he launched Fontstore, which is like a Netflix for fonts in Latin and Indic languages, based out of Singapore. By Prerna Lidhoo
people Growing by the minute Dhanya Rajendran’s online news startup, The News Minute, has grown into a distinct voice on regional coverage in the English news media space despite being in a highly competitive market. By Debojyoti Ghosh
people General Mills looks to double its growth in India The US food giant is eyeing the Indian snacks market and will expand its distribution network in the country By Purba Das
people Manu Kumar Jain : Smart mover He has spearheaded the Chinese smartphone firm’s meteoric rise in India in just four years, going beyond being just a phone brand. By Gauri Chauhan
people First Step Digital on an expansion mode The company, that makes PeeBuddy, the first disposable device that allows women to urinate hygienically in public places, wants to go to be in more cities, and countries. By Purba Das
people The three musketeers of BankBazaar The Shetty’s of BankBazaar have had a good year with top-line growth, lower operating expenses, and addition in the number of employees. By Rajiv Bhuva
people Deepak Jain: Serving aces The partner at Bain & Co believes there is potential to create value in older organisations where inefficiency creeps in with legacy. By Rajiv Bhuva
people Urban Ladder looks to open 20 stores by mid-2019: Rajiv Srivatsa Urban Ladder’s co-founder and chief operating officer, Rajiv Srivatsa, talks about the company’s plans to scale up business, and how tech would help improve customer experience at its stores. By Prerna Lidhoo
people Curious coincidence: The Chanda Kochhar and Shikha Sharma story Two of India’s biggest bankers are in troubled waters, one is being accused of impropriety in dealing with investment in her husband’s firm, while the other’s performance stands in question. By T. Surendar
people India’s soap queen eyes digital reign Ekta Kapoor is betting big on ALTBalaji, her video streaming service. But can she take on global giants like Netflix and Amazon? By T. Surendar
