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Franchise India 2010, 8th Asia’s Biggest Show on franchise, retail and entrepreneurship is all set to witness over 325 companies participating in the show.

In the last two years, Kidzee, the educational arm of Zee, has opened over 600 centres pan-India, with a record unit growth of over 100%. The preschool chain has an aggressive plan of adding 300 centres every year

Safe Enterprises, one of the participating brands in Franchise India 2011, with two decades of experience in the field of customised modular retail display fittings is on an expansion spree.

India's National Franchise & Retail opportunity show (FRO) has embarked up on Chennai today 31st January 2012.

Kerala Ayurvedic Health Care , an Indian health care brand is planning to expand its footprints globally.

Mumbai based salon b:blunt recently opened their third store in Vasant Vihar, New Delhi.

Talking about the business model on which Calorx operates, Manjula Shroff, Chairperson, Kalorex said her Foundation is a non-profit, professionally managed and self-sustaining autonomous institution with excellence in education as its main objective.

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

Hero Motors Group, which includes flagship company Hero Cycles has elevated Pankaj Munjal as its Chairman and Managing Director (CMD).

In this tech-savvy era, technology is playing an eminent role in extending the reign of books.

UNICEF India, Oxford University and George Institute of Global Health, UK have come together to develop a programme for media reporting on public health with a focus on routine immunisation.

For comics and graphic novels, the technological change has definitely affected but how has the business been affected, let’s find out.

The kids' wear market is growing at a rate of 10% per annum, which makes it one of the fastest growing markets.

Cancer is one of the leading causes of deaths in India, which has nearly three million patients suffering from the disease. Annually, over half a million (about 5.5 lakh) people die of cancer in India.

The alliance is intended to improve quality of life for healthcare providers and seekers; and to leverage India’s strength to enhance global health and wellness care using digital technologies.