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Vibha brings over 26 years of professional experience in the edtech sector from leading companies like Matific and McGraw-Hill Education where she held senior management roles.

India's multi-city Franchise and Retail Show (FRO) 2011 will be organised at Swabhumi, in Kolkata on April 9th and 10th for the sixth consecutive year since 2006.

With the acquisition of Perennial EdTech, Frontline will bring greater value to the education community by expanding the depth and breadth of problems solved through its platform.

To start with, SPN and BWO will roll out toys based on Sony YAY characters like ‘Guru-Bhole’ and ‘Hunny Bunny’, and from one of its upcoming shows.

The results show that two-thirds of surveyed associates believe that if they are equipped with tablets, they could provide better customer service and improve the shopping experience.

The Chennai-based company offers technical courses created by industry experts in vernacular languages.

Arvind intends to list its branded apparels business, Arvind Fashions, as a separate entity by demerging its branded apparel and engineering businesses.

Founded by French businesswoman and designer Cécile Reinaud, the fashion label will be led by Rajat Kapoor, Master Franchisee & India Head.

India's premier and most trusted Business & Trade-show is back on virtual platform for highly evolved prospects, qualified investors, and entrepreneurs from across India.

With this partnership, Edureka will launch a Post Graduate Program in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, which will equip professionals for cutting-edge and industry-relevant technology.

The new programme is part of OYO’s Partner Engagement Network (OPEN) launched in April 2019.

The newly launched showroom will handle sales, service and spare parts distribution of Benelli bikes.

The fruit juice maker has already added nutritional drinks portfolio with a new brand Siznal around 2 months ago, in a bid to tap rural markets across the country.

Wadia Group earlier held a 45.4% stake in NPL. Public shareholders hold about 29.5% stake in the Mumbai-listed company. The statement didn’t disclose financial details of the transaction.

Target customer would be metro cities and Tier-II cities