Will Patanjali Ayurved be able to sustain its exponential growth?

The company plans to raise Rs 475 crore via fresh issue of shares and Rs 125 crore through offer for sale by promoters Jasbir Singh and Daljit Singh. The shares are available in a price band of Rs 855 to Rs 859 per share.  Retail investors will be allocated 35% of the issue.

Data shows 2017 has been the first time in the last 10 years that the number of companies that declared bonus among top 100 has crossed double digit.

In a conversation with Ajita Shashidhar, Kishore Biyani, Chairman, Future Group, gets into details of his vision for his FMCG business.

These are four stocks which brokerage houses/ experts have recommended for the long term.

Giving a thumbs up to the recently introduced Goods and Services Tax (GST), the ratings agency said the reform will promote productivity by removing barriers to interstate trade. The rating agency said that the reforms will improve the business climate in the country and raise productivity.

At the end of last decade, the Godrej Group announced a plan to grow 10 times in 10 years (10X10).

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

After seeing volumes growth crash in 2015/16 despite higher ad spends, 2016/17 is looking good for FMCG companies.

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

Experts are hopeful the booster from above normal monsoon and the resultant improvement in rural demand, along with pay commission hikes, may bring back life to the struggling sector.

If you thought that all the action in business was concentrated around the e-commerce sector, you could not be more wrong. The unlikely category of milk and dairy products has been seeing some of the most frenetic activity over the past couple of years.

The rural economy is reeling under erratic monsoons and unfriendly government policies. The crisis is so deep that its spillover has made the whole economy anaemic.

With the GDP data for June quarter to be released today, here are the five stocks that made news today.

Corner-office salaries are moving northwards even as junior and mid-level pay remains stagnant, widening the compensation divide among ranks.

While Future Group has invested Rs 100 crore to spruce up its e-commerce strategy, Reliance promises 'convenience' with its online marketplace offering over 6,000 products.

Investos said, weak volume growth at Hindustan Unilever clouds the business outlook for the FMCG sector.

Under Anand Mahindra's leadership, M&M is scaling up its existing businesses and also betting big on new ones.

Indian CEO salaries are touching new highs as the war for talent gets fiercer. And compensation structuring is increasingly mimicking the salary innovations in the US.

Stocks are not out of bounds for those who are near retirement. Let's see how they can use equities to shore up returns.