In this issue

Highlights of Business Today 7th August 2022, issue: Film-maker and writer S.S. Rajamouli’s directorial outings, coupled with back-to-back hits from the stables of the south Indian film industry, have upended the math of conventional box office success. But why are films from south India suddenly so popular with audiences all over India? What is the story behind it? Find out in BT’s Business of Entertainment special issue. Also read stories about the major changes seen in India’s media and entertainment space in recent times. Plus, get a peek into the strategising and transformation underway at Nestlé to expand into India’s rural markets. And, find out about the woes of edtech decacorn Byju’s. All this and more in the Business of Entertainment special issue of BT. On stands now.

FLYING INTO TURBULENCE

The recent industrial action faced by Indian carriers speaks volumes about the intensely competitive dynamics of Indian aviation

4 mins

Setting the Pace

With the first 100 days of the Yogi Adityanath government's second term over, the road map for UP to achieve a $1-trillion economy looks clearer

2 mins

The Curse Of The Coin

Trading volumes of Indian crypto exchanges have declined after the application of 1 percent TDS

2 mins

THE SOUTHERN JUGGERNAUT

HEAVY ON DRAMA, ACTION, AND EMOTIONAL CONNECT, AND POWERED BY SHARP STRATEGIES AROUND MULTI-LANGUAGE RELEASES, SOUTH INDIAN MOVIES ARE PULLING IN BIG BUCKS NEVER BEFORE IMAGINED IN INDIAN CINEMA

10+ mins

Bollywood's Faltering Story

With few Bollywood movies making an impact at the cash registers in the last few quarters, the Hindi content factory looks seriously ill compared to movies from the South

6 mins

THE TRANSFORMATION OF NESTLE

AFTER PUTTING THE MAGGI CRISIS BEHIND IT, NESTLÉ INDIA PLACED ITSELF ON A HIGH GROWTH PATH AND IS NOW ON TRACK TO TRANSFORM INTO A WHOLESOME GOODS AND SERVICES COMPANY

10 mins

BYJU's - The Edtech Leader's Woes

With subsidiaries bleeding and funding getting tougher to come by, BYJU's faces a critical point in its journey

6 mins

'Data centres are the factories of today'

Anant Maheshwari, President of Microsoft India, holds forth on data centres, digital transformation and cyber threats

8 mins

Have A 'Pawsome' Vacation

With more pet parents wanting to travel with their four-legged babies, hotels are going all out to ensure you have the 'purr'fect holiday

4 mins

A CLAY MODEL

Edtech firm Hero Vired's Founder Akshay Munjal is passionate about creating sculptures out of clay

2 mins

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