EaseMyTrip has targeted that 75 percent of the company’s business to come from flight and 25 percent from all other sectors in FY26
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Sirona founders buy back wellness brand from Good Glamm Group
Regarding the rationale behind the transaction, Deep Bajaj says, “The goal was never just to sell, make money, and move on. From day one, the vision was to scale Sirona and take it global. ”
Axis Bank partners with IDfy for DPDP Act compliance
The partnership with Privy will enable Axis Bank, a Data Fiduciary under the Act, to provide comprehensive regulatory reporting.
Volkswagen challenges Indian customs over Rs 1.4 billion tax demand
Volkswagen’s counsel has alleged that over 100 of its consignments were detained by Indian customs officials since the issuance of a show-cause notice in September 2024.
SMFG India Credit sets Guinness World Record for Largest Cattle Welfare Lesson across multiple venues during Pashu Vikas Day
In India, approximately 65-70% of the rural population relies on agriculture or agriculture-related activities for their livelihood.
Q-comm and Korean flavours spice up the instant noodles market
Quick-commerce, K-culture and social media trends are fueling growth in India’s $1.8 billion noodle industry.
Reliance Industries surges to second place in global FutureBrand Index, overtaking Apple and Nike
India’s largest company makes a remarkable leap, outpacing global giants, while Samsung holds the top spot in the 2024 rankings.
Zomato unveils AI-powered no-code customer support platform ‘Nugget’
Nugget has been handling over 15 million support interactions per month for industry leaders like Zomato, Blinkit and Hyperpure.
Coffee Day Enterprises reports Q3 loss of Rs 11.46 crore, revenue up 9.14%
CCD’s coffee and related business reported a revenue of Rs 267.78 crore versus Rs 245.06 crore in Q3 FY24
Bajaj Consumer Care portfolio strengthens with the acquisition of Vishal Personal Care
Under the terms of the agreement, Bajaj Consumer Care will acquire a 100 percent stake in the company in a two-phase transaction, starting with an initial 49 percent stake, followed by the remaining 51 percent in the second tranche.