A host of small FMCG brands are set to challenge the biggies with new-age innovations. Will they succeed?

Manpasand Beverages aims to have revenues of Rs 5,000 crore in the next five years.

Unlike the Khans who release at the most one film a year or the likes of Aamir who probably does a film once in two years, Akshay does 4-5 films a year.

There is only one quality that sets the sectoral winners apart -an unrelenting focus on people.

Digital advertising has started eating into the share of not just print but also television.

Punit Goenka is leaving no stone unturned to ensure that Zee Entertainment becomes the largest media and entertainment company in emerging market.

Demonetisation has led to a Rs 2,000-crore loss for the advertising sector, but it could lead to prudent spends.

After exporting bed linen for almost three decades,Anil Jain of Indo Count is now creating his own brands.

Maggi Noodles is back, but for Nestle India, the road ahead is full of challenges.

MBA programmes are increasingly becoming specialised to cater to an array of new realities.

Indian textile and apparel companies benefit as global brands look beyond China for sourcing. The sector also shows the highest growth in market cap in the BT500.

Consumers are willing to splurge once again on a range of products. This is just what the doctor ordered for the Indian economy.

Ekta Kapoor is confident that her recent foray into digital will take her business to greater height.

Apurva Purohit is scaling up Jagran Group's non-publishing businesses.

Colleagues fondly call Subramanian, who last year became the first woman employee to make it to the board of directors of TCS, as 'Ms Fixit'. \"She has a solution for any challenge,\" says a young team member.

Sarda has used design to convey a sense of tradition and heritage, rendering a premium look. The milk is packaged in glass bottles much like it used to be in the good old days, before the poly-pack milk trend began.

While PM Modi's attempt to build a global luxury brand so far has been bang on, and he is confident of being profitable by the end of year three, the big question, however, is, whether the global connoisseurs of luxury take him as seriously. Will they prefer a Nirav Modi jewel to a Cartier or a Tiffany?

From aloe vera-treated apparel to anti-microbial bedsheets, wellness moves beyond food and beauty.

If a studio owns a movie it bears all profit or loss. But studios in India acquire a film from a production house at a marked-up price and merely promote, market and distribute it instead of focusing on creating content.

While modern trade (branded retail chains) has been doing better than general trade (the local kirana stores) in urban markets for a while, it was the lacklustre performance of rural markets that hit most FMCGs.