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Highlights of Business Today 12th November 2023, issue: No matter how large or successful a company is, it has to constantly reinvent and reposition itself when needed. And so it is with the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation—which owns the Amul brand. One of the biggest players in the dairy segment in India, Amul is reorienting itself, and it has set a revenue target of Rs 1 lakh crore by FY26. But how does it plan to achieve that target? Read all about it in the latest issue of BT. Also find out about the progress being made in two key areas of impact—the reform of multilateral development banks and the globalisation of India’s digital public infrastructure—that gained prominence during India’s presidency of G20. Plus, read an interview with Uday Kotak, where he talks about the Indian economy, spurring private investments and more. All this and more in the latest issue of BT. On stands now

Economy: Oil's Not Well

For India, the Israel-Hamas war could raise new pressures on inflation and the current account deficit if global crude oil prices rise substantially

4 mins

World Cup: Cricket Mania

The ICC Men’s World Cup is a huge opportunity for advertisers, and marquee matches are already attracting considerable eyeballs

2 mins

IT RESULTS: Facing Headwinds

The Top 4 Indian IT companies by market cap reported big deal wins in Q2, but trimmed their growth outlook anticipating more pain ahead

3 mins

Amul's BIG PIVOT

THE ₹55,000-CRORE DAIRY IS GOING AGGRESSIVE ON ITS EXISTING PORTFOLIO AND IS MAKING A BIG PLAY IN ORGANIC FOODS CO-OPERATIVE

10+ mins

"Policy must encourage many flowers to bloom"

Uday Kotak, Founder and Director of Kotak Mahindra Bank, talks about the Indian economy, sputring private investments, and how humans can beat machines

8 mins

SMALL IS NOT ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL

THE SME SEGMENT WAS LAUNCHED OVER A DECADE AGO TO PROVIDE SMALLER FIRMS EASY ENTRY TO THE LISTED SPACE. WHILE IT HAS BROUGHT MORE THAN 850 SMEs TO THE STOCK EXCHANGES, CERTAIN PRACTICES HAVE PUT IT UNDER THE REGULATOR'S LENS AND TIGHTER REGULATIONS ARE IN THE MAKING

7 mins

REALTY RESURGENCE

AFTER LANGUISHING FOR YEARS, THE REAL ESTATE MARKET IN DELHI-NCR, ESPECIALLY THE NOIDA-GREATER NOIDA MICROMARKETS, HAS FINALLY FOUND ITS MOJO, THANKS TO INCREASED OPTIMISM AMONG HOMEBUYERS POST COVID-19

6 mins

BRETTON WOODS FOR THE SOUTH

THE NEW DELHI DECLARATION OF THE G20 REITERATED THE COMMITMENT TO REFORM MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS. FINANCE MINISTERS HAVE TAKEN THIS FORWARD AT MARRAKESH BUT CHANGES WON'T OCCUR OVERNIGHT

10 mins

INDIA'S DPI GOES GLOBAL

EARLIER KNOWN AS THE INDIA STACK, THE SUCCESSFUL ROLL-OUT OF THE  COUNTRY'S DIGITAL PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE,  SHOWCASED DURING INDIA'S PRESIDENCY OF THE G20, IS BEING LOOKED UPON AS A TEMPLATE FOR OTHER COUNTRIES TO FOLLOW

10 mins

Championing Consensus

During its presidency, India reaffirmed the importance of the G20 as the premier forum for global economic cooperation, and reinforced trust in the multilateral system

4 mins

A CUP OF CARBON

SPORTING EVENTS MAY UNITE THE WORLD AND PROVIDE HOST NATIONS ECONOMIC BENEFITS, BUT THEY INCREASE CARBON EMISSIONS. HOSTED BY INDIA COULD FOLLOW THIS TREND

6 mins

DECODING BRAND RAJINI

RAJINIKANTH, ONE OF THE HIGHEST PAID ACTORS IN ASIA, COMMANDED A COOL ₹110 CRORE FOR HIS LATEST OUTING, THE SUPER HIT JAILER. WHAT DRIVES THE ENDURING BRAND VALUE OF THIS 72-YEAR-OLD SUPERSTAR?

10 mins

SHOES MAKETH A MAN!

WHILE TRENDS COME AND GO, THERE ARE SOME TIMELESS STYLES THAT ARE A MUST-HAVE IN ANY MAN'S WARDROBE

3 mins

Tech TODAY FESTIVE GEAR

Pamper yourself and your loved ones with some of these cool gadgets this festive season

2 mins

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