The Global Plastics Treaty is heading toward banning ‘problematic’ plastics. Half of India’s plastics menace arises from multi-layered plastics used in sachet packaging which are greenwashed under extended producer responsibility
To Kashif Ansari, and the surprisingly large community of like-minded people, it’s mostly a game of reward maximisation.
Fund houses and distributors are raking it in with new fund offers galore. Investors could be left with the short end of the stick
When the news about the first round of layoffs came out, over 100 employees in the corporate office went on mass leave the next day. There was fear [as to] who would be the next in line
Former employee, Waycool Foods
In just five years, the PE titan is setting its sights on a 5X jump in the school chain's value, riding on corporate direction and revenue boosts from recent fee hikes
Doubling down on D2C may be one reason for its troubles
The country has set a benchmark for digital banking governance by enabling new technologies while also keeping the unfettered enthusiasm for such innovations in check
Off-campus job hunts for startup roles have become Plan A for graduating MBAs. So we asked B-school alumni, now startup leaders, how to do it right
From bean counting, the new finance leaders are now forming company strategies and driving major decisions. But at the cost of innovation
Employers think they didn’t have it this good. But candidates are not the only ones losing out with six rounds of screening
A US$11.5 billion spectrum auction in May is looming. The telcos, having already spent US$15 billion, are struggling to see profits. And the expected 5G-driven B2B boom remains elusive
Sushil Reddy has been putting EV endurance to the test, with an odd target group in mind
It talks like health insurance but walks like an usurious lender
