Nestle has recently announced a Rs 2,600 crore investment in the Indian market, 10 per cent of which would be allocated for development of its IT infrastructure in the country

A recent Edelweiss report says quick service restaurants (QSRs) and dine-in restaurants are seeing a steady recovery month-on-month. The revenues of QSR's are at 50 per cent of pre-COVID levels and the business of their delivery arms are at pre-COVID levels

How Mukesh Ambani, Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Walmart's Doug McMillon are fighting to get a bigger slice of India's $850 billion retail market

Nielsen's FMCG snapshot for July to September shows an 11 times higher growth in packaged staples consumption in rural markets over the metros

The import challenges due to the coronavirus pandemic have made it difficult for most brands to get their products into the country this year, resulting in a supply crisis

The coronavirus pandemic has seen an over 40 per cent surge in the Indian elder care market; the pandemic has also encouraged the elders to shop and socialise more on virtual platforms

In order to meet the surge in demand from the eastern parts of the country, Purplle has set up fulfilment centres in Kolkata and Guwahati as well as in Hyderabad. It already has fulfilment centres in Gurgaon, Mumbai and Bangalore

First by DTH and then OTT-platforms, cable operators' earnings in the past few years have got dented and they are looking at alternative sources of revenue

A recent study by Zee Entertainment's English entertainment channel, &Flix and Nielsen, says that 177 million Indians watch English entertainment and movie channels in India, which is more than the population of England, Australia and Canada put together

Although most OTT players have announced that they welcome the regulation, there is actually a mixed opinion on the verdict. A large section of content creators feels that the regulation could actually hamper free-flowing, realistic storytelling on these platforms

\"We invest in content creation, we produce it and license it to platforms. The entire show is financed by us, the rights are with us,\" explains Applause CEO Sameer Nair

The burger franchisee claims that it is almost 70 per cent of pre-COVID sales. In Q2FY21 it has recorded a growth of 47.6 per cent growth over Q2FY20

The consumers are also not too eager to loosen their purse strings in the current economic environment, as many have taken pay-cuts or even lost their jobs. Indians are also opting for home-made Diwali goodies and this has also resulted in a spike in demand for sugar, ghee and maida

Shaikh's biggest learning from football is to never give up, no matter how bad the situation may be

The broadcaster also plans to move niche sporting events such Formula One and English Premier League exclusively to its OTT platform, Disney Plus-Hotstar

From offering luxurious experiences through augmented reality to launching more pocket-friendly collections, the pandemic has forced luxury brands to think differently

Andrew Ramroop has dressed iconic personalities ranging from Princess Diana, Cabinet ministers in the British Parliament, Lakshmi Mittal to Hollywood stars

Apart from scripting successful business strategies, corporate India also has an eye for art

Even more than Coronavirus, the biggest and the most emphatic challenge in the luxury market is how to cater to the needs of Millennials and the Gen-Z when brands and their offerings were originally designed for the baby-boomers

Amazon claims that Future violated the agreement between them, where it was supposed to get the right of first refusal to buy out the beleaguered retailer. But was Amazon really interested in buying out Future Group?