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Cloth diaper is creating its niche in the baby care market and is walking towards the success path.

The value fashion format from Landmark Group, Easybuy, is the first-of-its-kind created by the company in India, for India. Read more...

Franchising makes for one of the most successful business stories across the world. In that respect, India has not lagged behind. It is now the second-largest franchise market, globally. Here is a comparative assessment of franchise markets in the world.

Every businessman needs a structured chain of distribution out to reach out to their customers, for which they would require a lot of distributors. Here are top 5 distribution business ideas for you.

A trusted name in every Indian household, Bata is often ‘perceived’ as an Indian brand although it has its roots in Europe. In this interview, Sandeep Kataria, CEO, Bata India, shares details about the company’s ambitious expansion plans

The brand’s products are available across 7,000 retail points, which will be ramped up to about 20,000 by March, and 35,000 by December 2020.

In a bid to fund its expansion plans, the co-working platform has raised 1.5 million from investors including India Quotient.

The expansion plans come after the brand has raised Rs 20 crore funding from IAN Fund and DSG Consumer Partners.

With the element of arts amalgamated with STEM activities, it becomes easier for children to grasp these STEM concepts easily.

With the launch of its first franchise outlet in India, the liquid-nitrogen based ice cream brand, Ice Cream Labs, has its aggressive plans for India

If you are confused or sceptical about what business model you should operate on, then read on this article as here we present five reasons as to why you should go for a franchised business.

The new loyalty program enables Uber’s driver partners to earn points for rides.

This will be the Noida-based company’s fifth facility in Pune and will be operational by 2021.

UFC GYM is taking franchise route to expand its presence in the Indian market.

Only a 14% of Indian women are engaged in an entrepreneurial venture, which means it’s the men who still dominate the corporate world. Here comes another opportunity for men in contributing their share to empower women entrepreneurship