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Chandrasekaran said the India economy has been growing "very strongly" and the current momentum continues to be high. India is likely to maintain similar growth momentum in the coming years, he said,
Nearly half of Indian consumers said rising prices remain the biggest issue when shopping in-store
It's 'rule Britannia' for brokerages; analysts divided on extent of margin gains
PC maker Asus is eyeing top position in consumer notebook market this year on account of continued expansion of retail footprint and widening of portfolio in the gaming segment, a senior official of the company said. Asus India, Business Head, Consumer and Gaming PC, System Business Group, Arnold Su told PTI that the company plans to scale up exclusive stores in India to 300 by the end of 2023 from 200 at present as well as expand other formats of retail stores in a bid to reach consumers. "This year is a very important year for us. This year we want to challenge the number 1 position in India. This makes overall business expansion very important. Right now we have 200 exclusive stores in India. Now we are aiming to touch 300 exclusive stores. Every quarter we will add 20-25 stores," Su said. According to market research firm IDC, Asus held third position in the consumer notebook segment behind HP and Lenovo with a share of 15.6 per cent and a year-on-year growth rate of 20 per cent
Commerce media company Criteo conducted a survey of over 1,400 consumers in India to see how inflation has affected shopping behaviour
Many small brands swallowed up in catch-up acquisition spree
Australian consumer confidence registered a 4.9 point jump to reach 87.4 between January 2-8, the highest for over three months since September last year; a report revealed on Tuesday
By Poornima Vardhan and Taponeel Mukherjee
A senior government official indicated that the Center is making every effort to manage the prices of basic commodities through the Price Monitoring Division
The tech and auto industry expects the 'Right to Repair' policy to provide recognition to the largely unorganised third-party repairs sector through increased availability of original spares
Data available on the Tea Board website showed that India's production in 2020-2021 had stood at 1,283.03 million kg and volumes at the auctions were around 547 mkg
The Bengaluru-based VC fund said it exceeded its target of Rs 250 crore
The sturdy Ambassador flourished at a time when the only other competitor was the Premier Padmini, made with Fiat technology
Traders and experts attributed the rise in retail prices to likely tight supply from key growing states like Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka.
With costs of many raw materials flaring amid bottlenecks, companies have been testing how much they can raise prices after years of subdued inflation
We try not only the traditional ways of distributing but look at various ways of distributing through digital channels, says Parmar
Nations must cooperate to make firms like Facebook, Google answerable: Min
LocalCircles study says 64% want the rules across "all electronically sold services like app-based food delivery, app taxis, home repair, salon, airline & railway ticketing, OTT subscription, payments
The relatively young consumer-centric retail and telecom businesses have helped the conglomerate even as it seeks mega scale in renewable energy
The consumer credit deteriorated after the loan moratorium programme came to an end in September 2020