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Kuoni India announced the appointment of Vishal Suri as the Deputy Chief Operating Officer (DCOO), Tour Operating, Kuoni India.

In an attempt to serve food for thought for all bright minds, leading business consulting company Franchise India launched country's first 'Entreprenuer Cafe' in Okhla, Delhi.

Customers in 100 villages across the Hayuliang region will now be able to enjoy superfast data experience on India's fastest mobile network.

The company is also aiming to generate a revenue of $25 million in the country by 2021.

Minister for Jobs, Ireland, Richard Bruton TD has announced that NIIT Limited, a global leader in skills and talent development, is to establish a European Delivery Centre in Dublin, creating 110 jobs over five years.

Stanza Living is also planning to hit 1000 employees by the end of the year.

In conversation with Gautam Hari Singhania, Chairman & Managing Director, Raymond Ltd, who spoke about the brand’s new initiative and future plans.

The beauty service segment in India is slated to touch the Rs 7,000-crore mark by the end of this year, whereas the organised industry is pegged at Rs 1,800 crore.

Budding women entrepreneurs are revolutionizing fashion e-commerce by adapting AI to help understand the consumer and to increase the consumer comfort index.

Computer education has become a paramount skill owing to which many education institutions have started including it in their syllabi.

Kickboxing franchises are emerging more than ever as the machineless trend is taking the fitness industry by storm.

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi has announced the first design competition Rural Innovative Techno hunt

Francorp, world’s largest franchise consulting company is all set to roll out franchise models for its clients namely Yaya’s, E-Teenz, and Iken Braingym. It will be done at the FRO series in Kolkata.

On the drought situation prevailing in the state, the Minister said crops in 30,353 hectare agriculture land had been damaged, registering a loss of Rs 300 crore.

Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar urges universities across India to replace their 'British-inspired' convocation attire with traditional Indian clothes.