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Divij Bajaj: The man behind Power Gummies

Try not to become a man of success. Rather become a man of value

Centre keen on allowing more space to private entrepreneurs: NITI Aayog VC

NITI Aayog Vice-Chairman Rajiv Kumar also stressed on boosting domestic entrepreneurship and self-reliance

Low-profile Indian origin brothers buy British supermarket chain Asda

'We've been on the pumps, we've been stocking the shelves', say Mohsin and Zuber Issa.

Tamil Nadu govt releases policy for electronics & hardware manufacturing

The policy also undertakes skill training for more than 1,00,000 people (semi-skilled and skilled) by 2024 to meet the incremental human resource requirement

Autodesk acquires construction software firm founded by Indian techies

The acquisition will empower general contractors, subcontractors and owners to gain more value from Autodesk Construction Cloud

Ratan Tata hopes entrepreneurs will create new benchmarks of tomorrow

In a post on social media platform Instagram, Tata hoped that entrepreneurs will find a better way to run their operations following the pandemic that has severely disrupted economic activity.

Delhi riots underline why its important for businessmen to buy extra cover

A businessman, who owns a shop, factory, or godown can protect them by buying a standard fire and special perils policy. It provides cover against loss or damage due to riots, strikes

Meet Rene, the smart assistant to help you with cumbersome data processes

Resonance's forte is the proprietary AI tech for deep mining of internal and external sources of structured and unstructured data

The ascent of wealth creation

Narendra Modi's Independence Day statement in defence of wealth creators is a remarkable departure from the political rhetoric so far

Those in power must empathise

Apart from the hardware of macro-economic policy, officials in power must implement a software solution of listen, listen and listen

Explained: The rise of India's new billionaires and the fall of the old

A new breed of self-made entrepreneurs is vaulting into the ranks of the wealthy, offsetting billions lost by debt-burdened industrialists and members of the country's old dynasties

Spurt of first-time entrepreneurs driving growth of India's franchise biz

India is already the second largest franchise market in the world after the US with about 4,600 operating franchisers and 1.5 lakh franchisees

83% of Indian workforce prefer to quit jobs, become an entrepreneur: Survey

Entrepreneurial ambition among the workforce is highest in India, with 56 per cent of respondents in a survey indicating that they are considering leaving current jobs to start their own business. According to the Randstad Workmonitor survey, 83 per cent of the Indian workforce would like to be an entrepreneur, higher than the global average of 53 per cent. "A stable business environment, market oriented reforms like raising of FDI caps, implementation of GST, and key initiatives like Make in India and Digital India are fostering a new aspiring and ambitious Indian," Randstad India MD & CEO Paul Dupuis said. He further said a robust SME ecosystem driven by aspiring entrepreneurs has historically seen higher growth for the formal sector, and has a knock-off effect on the evolution of other companies in the ecosystem. The workforce in the age group of 45-54 years (37 per cent) are hesitant to start their own business as compared to the workforce in the age group of 25-34 years ..