It is India's #MeToo moment with several cases of sexual harassment at the workplace being revealed. Here are some cases that have shaken the corporate world over the years

Hotels in India organise pop-ups with Michelin-starred chefs to give guests the experience of a lifetime.

High-end suites are getting increasingly popular with corporate travellers, and hotels are lapping it up.

Apart from offering the ultimate luxurious experiences to their guests, luxury hotels are also home to priceless works of art.

Flexi-staffing has advantages for employers and also certain kinds of employees.

In a conversation with Business Today, Kapuria and Sparkes talk about emerging threats to India because of its exploding smartphone user base.

Google India is bringing back former employees and relocating existing ones to put together a strong leadership team.

Symantec has six Security Operations Centres around the world; however, the recently inaugurated facility in Chennai is its largest so far.

Chairman and MD Sanjiv Mehta seeks to reinvent HUL as a future-ready corporation that can juggle heterogeneous markets successfully.

Given that the public sector banks alone control 75 per cent of the total business in the country, the public is sure to face some inconvenience till the strike ends, or is called off.

After the promotion, Jain will be responsible for the operations in countries like Australia, New Zealand, and North Asia. Currently, he is the President of Uber India and South Asia.

David Kenny, Senior Vice President, IBM Watson and Cloud Platform, tells Goutam Das that there is a strong case for diversity in AI.

Leisure travel in India is set to witness a new boom as millennials get ready to splurge.

The meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions segment in the hospitality sector is growing fast in India, but still has a long way to go.