The athleisure industry is one that is reaping tremendous profits, due to the quickly changing consumer demands, and international brand saturation in the industry.
CORE has been introduced for the holistic development of tiny tots as the curriculum comprises of care and support, edification and sensitization of the children.
Brands like INIFD Gurukul and Twin Win are already locking their focus on the new-age employees in modern India. These brands are offering quality and beneficial education, training, and knowledge that could turn out to be fruitful for employees in their respective fields and workplaces.
According to industry experts, clouds kitchens are exceedingly successful because they take the brands to where customers are, instead of making customers reach out to brands.
A home-based business comes with more disadvantages than a regular business. And this makes the home-based business owners keep patience for a little longer. Read on...
Nnoni, a Kolkata based fashion jewellery brand of Anjali Jewellers has completed first successful year of operations by opening its 12th store last month.
Doctor directory and clinic management system Lybrate has introduced a healthcare consultation platform to empower patients to consult a trusted doctor from anywhere in India using their smartphones
Committed to serve pets and groom them for a better life is Scoopy Scrub. Started as Pet Bytes by a husband and wife team, the brand has developed into a complete franchise concept.
Finding a perfect location is a responsibility because location of your franchise determines all the revenue factors such as sales, footfall, reputation of the brand etc, which is purely a franchisee’s department. Read on...
EdTech is now fast becoming an essential service and necessity as countries around the world have enforced lockdowns due to COVID-19, leaving millions of students restricted in their homes.
The kitsch retailer stores are part of an agreement with Mumbai-based Planet Retail Holdings, and Cath Kidston plans to increase the number of shops in India over the next few years.
The Indian Café Market is estimated to be 151 million by 2020 at a CAGR of 15%, which is why the Indian market is attracting a lot of international brands to share the sweet profit pie.