The evolution of Pitney Bowes
Pitney Bowes, established 99 years ago as a mail services company, on how it has evolved into a global technology firm.
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Anjana Reddy: Right for the Wrogn reasons
Reddy has built a formidable ready-to-wear garments business in four years with top brands such as Wrogn and Imara. Her next goal is tough: to be profitable.
When Google meets Indian crafts
Can a Google project to showcase Indian crafts digitally heighten demand and boost income at the grassroots?
Why new-age consumer businesses are great investments
Online customer acquisition and distribution channels have made it both easier and faster to scale companies.
A capital idea
Sashank Rishyasringa and Gaurav Hinduja were given many reasons why Capital Float would not work. Naysayers said the market was not ready and they lacked experience. The duo has proven them wrong.
Sanjiv Bajaj’s next big move
As e-commerce and fintech firms snap at their heels, Bajaj Finserv and Bajaj Finance are working to up their digital play in the consumer finance business.
PhonePe banks on trust
Walmart-backed digital payments platform PhonePe aims to turn profitable soon by leveraging its network of retail customers and merchants to offer a range of products and services.
Winning micro-moments in mobile e-commerce
The real race in Mobile E-Commerce is winning the micro-moments, says Mihir Shinde, mobile e-commerce veteran
Shoppers Stop: Another shot at survival
Shoppers Stop is looking to reinvent itself in the face of stiff competition from online retailers and more high-profile bricks-and mortar chains. Will it succeed?
Govt looks to cheer SMEs with tweaks to e-commerce norms
The BJP-led Union government introduces changes to FDI norms in e-commerce to create a level-playing field. Industry watchers say the move is in view of the upcoming general election.
