Bata responded to Puri's comments and said that they were humbled to be part of the banker's journey to the top

Branding goes for course correction to reach consumers stuck at home

Rajasthan political crisis news: Congress MLA Rajendra Guda said on Sunday that the party has support of more than 100 MLAs

Lockdown impact: As the industry oscillates between lockdown and reopening in various states, companies such as Godrej Consumer Products Ltd (GCPL) and ITC are banking on inventories stocked up to maintain supplies to the market

Rajasthan coronavirus news: According to Gehlot, Rajasthan's mortality rate, recovery rate and doubling rate of COVID-19 patients are far better than the national average

World laughter day 2020: Every year on May's first Sunday World Laughter Day is observed to raise awareness about laughter and its healing benefits. This year the day falls on May 3, 2020. More than 70 countries around the world celebrate World Laughter Day on the first Sunday of May

Persons covered under medical insurance are contract labourers, delivery teams, carrying and forwarding agents, loaders and unloaders and logistic teams including drivers

How healthcare, FMCG, pharma, petrochemical and IT companies will turn the capabilities acquired during the coronavirus crisis into new businesses in India and abroad

Car companies are making ventilators, sugar mills and liquor producers are bottling hand sanitisers, apparel makers are diversifying into masks and protective clothing, drug and drone makers are witnessing a surge in demand. The war against Covid-19 is already a Rs 12,000 crore economy

Value footwear brands like Bata, Liberty, Lakhani and Relaxo have a better chance at surviving the pay cuts and job losses that are in the offing

FMCG, online retail, telecom and pharma seem to be the obvious gainers of the Covid-19 pandemic

Hand sanitizer manufacturers like RB, HUL, ITC, Godrej Consumer, Himalaya and Dabur said they are not contemplating the price cap and stand with the nation amid a severe health crisis

Panic around the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic has led a large segment of consumers hoarding basic food items such as milk, curd, rice, atta (flour), oil and lentils, as well as personal care products such as soaps, handwash and sanitisers

Consumers not only are hoarding out of panic, they are also buying more milk-based products because there is an advisory against consuming eggs and meat

With the rise of e-commerce, retailers are now trying the omnichannel approach where their online and offline stores are integrated seamlessly to be present at all customer touch points

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The biggest USP of Bata, claims Kataria, is ability to offer stylish designs at a hugely competitive price