Devita Saraf: TV’s consummate salesperson
She wants her TVs to be the Zara of the electronics world, not Gucci or Pantaloon. And she’s going about it in the way she knows best: convincing customers to buy because she is selling.
She wants her TVs to be the Zara of the electronics world, not Gucci or Pantaloon. And she’s going about it in the way she knows best: convincing customers to buy because she is selling.
After an on-again, off-again relationship with the primary market, it appears that Vandana Luthra is finally going to take her company public. Can she let go of the controls and let someone else manage?
When Zarin Daruwala was named head of Stanchart India, eyebrows were raised. Was it wise to leave a large bank that was doing well to head a smaller one that was in deep financial trouble?
Be it toothbrushes or furniture, the Japanese retailer weaves magic with a perfect mix of premium and minimalism. Who needs brands?