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Why does social security look like a pipe dream for gig workers?
Lakhs of gig workers in India continue to work amid little or no access to social security. We find out more about their plight and also if the new labour codes will address their social security void
 "Why does social security look like a pipe dream for gig workers?")
How are retailers shifting strategies to cope with the third Covid wave?
The country is in the grip of third wave of Covid-19. Retail businesses now know what to do and what not to. And those dealing in them are now adopting different strategies. This report finds out more
 "How are retailers shifting strategies to cope with the third Covid wave?")
Why Tata Group is going for IPL branding?
Tata Group’s debut into the Indian Premier League comes at a time when the 100-year-old company is increasing its digital footprint. So, is the googly meant to startle the young crowd? We find out
 "Why Tata Group is going for IPL branding?")
Why is the government stake in Voda Idea puzzling markets?
The government gave a lifeline to Vodafone Idea, saving it from an imminent collapse. What does this move mean for the company, for the markets and for the government? This report finds out
 "Why is the government stake in Voda Idea puzzling markets?")
How are traditional distributers competing with big brands?
As several leading brands are threatening to push India’s traditional distributors into oblivion. They recently got breakthrough against HUL and Colgate Palmolive. Find out how they are fighting back
 "How are traditional distributers competing with big brands?")
What is the current state of Indian economy?
With the worst most likely behind it, the bruised Indian economy looks poised to regain its vitality. We look at the current state of the Indian economy and how some key sectors are performing
 "What is the current state of Indian economy?")
Jet Airways 2.0 faces turbulence before take-off?
The acting CEO of Jet Airways quit this week. The date to seek regulatory permissions for restarting the airline has also been extended twice. Why is the re-launch of Jet Airways looking turbulent?
 "Jet Airways 2.0 faces turbulence before take-off?")
What is behind India’s renewed love for gold?
India imported 1,050 tn gold worth ($55.7 bn) in 2021, more than double of 2020. Last year’s gold import surpassed the high recorded in 2011. Find out what is behind India’s renewed rush for gold?
 "What is behind India’s renewed love for gold?")
Will omicron spoil the party for India’s real estate sector?
The third Covid-wave, led by the Omicron variant, is threatening to cast a shadow over home sales once again. Let’s take a look at whether the resurgence of Covid-19 will impact the property market
 "Will omicron spoil the party for India’s real estate sector?")
Why are SUVs catching the fancy of Indians?
More and more Indians now prefer SUVs -- some of them as bulky as mini trucks -- over hatchbacks and sedans. Let’s examine the causes for the dramatic shift in consumer preferences towards SUVs
 "Why are SUVs catching the fancy of Indians?")
What do labour law violations at Foxconn say about Make in India?
In 2021, India announced production-linked incentive schemes (PLI Schemes) for thirteen sectors to push the Make in India initiative. But alleged disregard by factories may cast a pall on its manufact
 "What do labour law violations at Foxconn say about Make in India?")
Three personalities and a company which stood apart from the rest
On the last day of 2021, take a look at the newsmakers of the year - Falguni Nayar, Adar Poonawalla, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and Tata Group have been the torchbearers of hope in an otherwise grim year
 "Three personalities and a company which stood apart from the rest")
What leadership transition means for Reliance Industries
Ambani’s children are already playing different roles in the company. Find out what this transition means for Reliance
 "What leadership transition means for Reliance Industries")
What’s ailing Kitex, the world’s second-largest infant garments brand?
A Christmas bash at Kitex Garments in Kochi took a violent turn. The company owner alleged that it was a ploy to shut down the factory. Take a peek into the crisis as it acquires political overtone
 "What’s ailing Kitex, the world’s second-largest infant garments brand?")
How may Omicron affect the recovery of the hospitality sector?
The world is ringing in New Year amid rising Covid infection. And so is the hospitality industry, which was hoping to recover losses with year-end revelry. Let’s look at what it means for the sector
 "How may Omicron affect the recovery of the hospitality sector?")
Govt advisory on ed-tech firms: Is it moment of reckoning for sector?
The government came out with an advisory, asking parents to exercise caution while dealing with companies offering online classes for children. Does it put the edtech firms in a dock? Let’s find out
 "Govt advisory on ed-tech firms: Is it moment of reckoning for sector?")
Did elections derail govt’s plan to usher in reforms via Parliament?
The upcoming Assembly elections seem to have derailed the govt’s plan to bring reforms through Parliament. Of the 26 Bills that the govt had planned to pass, just 10 could see the light of the day
 "Did elections derail govt’s plan to usher in reforms via Parliament?")
After mega media deal, how will Zee-Sony partnership unfold?
Zee Entertainment and Sony Pictures have finalised their merger after 90 days of negotiations. This deal is likely to change the country’s entertainment landscape. Find out how the future will unfold
 "After mega media deal, how will Zee-Sony partnership unfold?")
RBI’s rules on online transactions mean for consumers and merchants
To make online transactions secure, the RBI has asked merchants & payment gateways to remove customer data on cards saved with them and use encrypted tokens. Here’s how it will impact digital commerce
 "RBI’s rules on online transactions mean for consumers and merchants")
What is the road ahead for Indian exports; will momentum continue?
India’s goal of clocking $400 bn in merchandise exports looks attainable this year. Look at the factors that are contributing to India’s export growth and the risks that threaten to stall the momentum
 "What is the road ahead for Indian exports; will momentum continue?")
