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Taboo to 10-minute delivery: Quick-commerce fuels surge in sexual wellness, pleasure toys industry

The wider sexual wellness market, as a whole, has seen tremendous growth, with cultural shifts and public figures helping to normalize the conversation around pleasure.(Image: nick-fewings via Unsplash)

Digital accessibility, the rise of quick-commerce platforms, and an influx of women-led brands are driving India’s sexual wellness industry forward.

Godfrey Phillips’ Q3 profit surges 48.7% on strong cigarette sales

Cigarette maker Godfrey Phillips India's Q3 profit rises 48% (Image: Unsplash)

Godfrey Phillips’ Q3 FY25: The revenue from cigarettes, tobacco, and other related products stood at Rs 1875.21 crore in the December quarter on a consolidated basis

PolicyBazaar’s latest ‘Make A Difference’ campaign gains Anupam Mittal’s nod

"Imagine a newspaper or a TV channel publishing the type of content that these (digital) platforms carry with total impunity," said Anupam Mittal, Founder & CEO of People Group.

Echoing the sentiment, Anupam Mittal shares a heartfelt personal message on LinkedIn that resonates with the campaign’s ethos.

Amazon joins quick commerce race, launches 10-minute delivery in Bengaluru

Amazon Fashion sees surge in GenZ shoppers

Codenamed ‘Tez’ internally, Amazon Now is currently focusing on grocery and daily essentials. However, the e-commerce giant is actively partnering with brands in the beauty, home, and kitchen categories for its scale-up plan.

Torrent Group acquires majority stake in IPL team Gujarat Titans

The acquisition of Gujarat Titans aligns with Torrent Group's broader strategy of venturing into the growing sports industry in India.

CVC Capital Partners, which currently owns the Gujarat Titans through its subsidiary Irelia Company, will offload the majority of its stake through this transaction.

ITC in talks to acquire MTR Foods and Eastern Condiments for $1.4 billion

MTR Foods was founded in 1950 by Bengaluru’s Maiya family and later acquired by Orkla in 2007.

Orkla, which owns both brands, had previously explored the option of taking its Indian business public by considering an IPO as recently as September 2024.

Should CEOs, founders trademark their names? The case for protecting business leaders’ personal brands

Speaking of celebrities, seeking protection against misuse of their names has usually been the domain of the well-known faces in the media and entertainment industry, like actors Amitabh Bachchan, Jackie Shroff and Anil Kapoor. In the business world, it is normally companies that take recourse to the law to prevent misbranding or knock-offs, as highlighted on corporate law firm Parker & Parker’s website. (From top left: Ashneer Grover, Bhavish Aggarwal, Aman Gupta, Deepinder Goyal, Anupam Mittal, Ghazal Alagh and Vineeta Singh)

As CEOs and founders become the face of their companies and personal brands, the push to trademark identities and protect personalities is gaining momentum.

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Godfrey Phillips’ Q3 profit surges 48.7% on strong cigarette sales

PolicyBazaar’s latest ‘Make A Difference’ campaign gains Anupam Mittal’s nod

Amazon joins quick commerce race, launches 10-minute delivery in Bengaluru

Torrent Group acquires majority stake in IPL team Gujarat Titans

ITC in talks to acquire MTR Foods and Eastern Condiments for $1.4 billion

Should CEOs, founders trademark their names? The case for protecting business leaders’ personal brands

Interpublic Group falls short of fourth-quarter estimates as ad spending slows

Campa Cola secures co-presenting sponsorship for IPL 2025: Report

Godrej Industries’ Q3 net profit soars 77% to Rs 188 crore