A look at three very different companies – Jet Airways, Ballarpur Industries, and Karaikal Port – reveals why companies get into trouble and how lenders and promoters dig their way out of the debt ditch.
A look at three very different companies – Jet Airways, Ballarpur Industries, and Karaikal Port – reveals why companies get into trouble and how lenders and promoters dig their way out of the debt ditch.
Pressure from a PE investor forced the company into haphazard expansion. Now that the investor has exited, can the company get back on track?
These experts say they can divine political preferences you can't express from signals you don't know you're producing.
The most important audiobook company in the world entered India last month with an all-English library. To make a big play, it will need to change track fast.
The young e-pharmacy wants to deliver drugs at your doorstep in two hours. It will call for a tricky overhaul of its inventory and fleet-management practices.
Brick by brick, application by application, Zoho has built a formidable business over nearly two decades. MSMEs, not large businesses, remain central to its success, as it runs the ship without PE/VC funding.
Organic food and beverages are a fast-growing market and don’t have much competition. But before Bigbasket can plant its flag here, it has to lock horns with the onerous rules of the business that make life difficult for India’s organic farmers.
The e-commerce logistics company is deploying its vast network to launch a whole new category of “digital services” that was earlier the domain of fragmented free agents. The future of logistics, or too short-term to matter?
Online pharmacies are embracing brick-and-mortar stores, while the latter are exploring online channels. The right dosage: strong presence in both.
With the pincer attack of a worsening China market and higher industry discounts, JLR is left with little choice but to dramatically cut costs. Will it be enough?
