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From unique sparklers to evolved speed machine and landmark camera, here is a look at the latest show-off pieces.

Why alternative investment funds are gaining traction with wealthy Indians.

The Gurgaon-based restaurant discovery and food delivery firm has been on an expansion spree in recent times with a record increase in its monthly order volume and hence is increasingly looking to strengthen its core teams

Business in Bengaluru has much at stake in the state elections for despite its revenues and branding, India's Silicon Valley is far from a happy land.

As mentioned in the statement, the man was neither summoned nor arrested by the DRI.

Through its renewable energy arm AMPL Cleantech, the group is also looking to raise funds from abroad and is also in negotiations to rope in a strategic partner and investors.

Hand-picked luxury offerings from the world of fashion, travel, timepieces, jewellery and home decor.

Star India Chairman & CEO, Uday Shankar, is known for his out of the box strategies. Will they pay off?

Here people have the choice to not just select their shows or films but also when they want to watch them. The service is not restricted to televisions. It goes beyond that, into mobile phones and computers as well.

Here are the past winners of the Coolest Start-ups

Heaping praise on the work done by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for India's development, World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim said he is a big fan of the Indian Prime Minister.

The inability to quickly pivot, or have a Plan B, is a clear start-up killer. Sreedhar Prasad, Partner, e-commerce, at consulting firm KPMG India, says that entrepreneurs often have the \"my kid is cutest\" problem - they can't look beyond their business idea.

The investment momentum in Indian start-ups rocketed over the past five years. PE activity in 2015 touched an all-time high - investments totalled 1,049, over 600 of them in start-ups. The stars of Indian e-commerce became super stars.

Rupee may have gained 138 paise, or 2.01 per cent in last five consecutive days, it is still second worst performing Asian currencies year-to-date after Korean won.

Developed markets together now contribute 48% to Lupin's revenue (the bulk, no doubt, coming from the US) and emerging markets another 19%, while the domestic market's share has shrunk to 26 per cent from 31 per cent five years ago.

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