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No Confidence

Prosenjit Datta | New Delhi
No Confidence

The economy might be showing signs of improvement, but consumer confidence in the metros has actually dipped, according to a RBI survey released recently.

 
 

Waste Not, Want Not

Not Easy, and Not Together

First, the Income Tax Return (ITR) form was called 'Saral' (easy). Then in 2011/12, it was renamed 'Sahaj' (together), implying getting all information in one place.

In Deep Crisis

The 2017/18 data clearly shows that new investments are drying up. Revived projects also leave much to be desired

It Knows Everything

With its compact size and elegant design, Google Home, in white and grey, blends perfectly with the home decor.

"Our approach is simple - Diversify Sourcing"

Thrust and Parry

How company boards can tackle the increasing activism of minority shareholders.

Speed Breakers

Though E-way bill has crossed the first hurdle of technical glitches, on-ground issues remain a major bottleneck.

Spreading Tentacles

Chinese e-commerce companies are making inroads in India.

Nobody Wants

The bestsellers routinely grab headlines, but sometimes it is good to look at the cars that are at the bottom of the sales charts.
 
 

Long-Term Bet

Insomniacs, Wake Up!

Erratic sleeping patterns may be inevitable, but with a few lifestyle changes, their adverse impact on health can be minimised, if not eliminated.

Class Apart

Nokia 8 Sirocco is a fine piece of hardware crafted from a single piece of stainless steel.

MoEngage: AI-Powered Marketing Platform

The Bengaluru-based start-up enables marketers to target customers with the help of machine learning.

India's Energy Push

Global Dreams

Siddhartha Lal wants Bullet to do what no Indian auto brand has done before - Conquer the world

Spring in the Air

Gaming the System

Promoters who default are taking advantage of new IBC provisions and misusing them to escape action under older laws.

India's Unhappy Farmers

Opting for C2 costs works for both farmers and the government.

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