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McDonald's India is stepping up its operations in western and southern markets of the country by doubling its outlets with an investment of Rs 750 crore.

With Gold’s Gym International completing 50 years in the fitness industry, its India leg has announced to have successfully signed 100 gyms across India.

With its recent store opening at Kalyan, PN Gadgil Jewellers Pvt Ltd has fulfilled its January commitment to open nine outlets in nine months.

Renaissance Hotels, a hotel brand by Marriott, known around the world for helping the next generation of business travellers to discover unexpected cultural experience opened its first hotel in North India.

Antal International India, a leading global executive recruitment firm recently launched its unique, first of its kind, Antal Certification Programme.

Dutch group Philips, which is in the process of separating its lighting division, expects a humble sales growth in 2016.

Subway’s President and Co-founder Fred DeLuca is no more.

One of the largest and the most dynamic F&B Retail companies in India, Lite Bite Foods owned by Dabur scion Amit Burman is on its way to launch food trucks for its brand Punjab Grill for the first time ever.

Global Holistic Wellness Guru, Mickey Mehta, recently launched his signature line of workouts known as the Yo! Workouts on a global platform.

British retailer Marks & Spencer (M&S) is soon going to open its 50th store in India. The company, which has been opening around 10 stores every year, opens its new store at Mumbai's T2 airport.

Arvind Lifestyle Brands is looking ahead to add 300 more stores in two years. The company presently runs 1,050 outlets and adds around 150 stores every year.

Leading diagnostic chain Dr Lal PathLabs is planning to go public and has filed draft papers with market regulator Sebi to raise funds through an IPO.

Indian Motorcycle recently opened its new showroom in Hyderabad

Choice Hotels International, one of the world’s leading hotel companies, has introduced a new identity that is rolling out world-wide.

To increase its PC penetration in India, Lenovo is targeting small towns, which will generate demand and drive sales. The Chinese company is aiming for a market share of over 20% to become the leader by the end of the current fiscal.