In an exclusive interaction with CNBC-TV18’s Shereen Bhan, The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari fame author Robin Sharman says titans are complex people but points out that there's a fine line between genius and madness.

There’s a reversal of trend as consumers in tier-II and tier-III towns have slowed down discretionary spends and growth is coming from tier-I markets that have more or less been exhausted, a new report by Jefferies shows.

NBA partners now have a trustworthy source with whom they can enter the Indian market, Ahuja told CNBC-TV18. Bhaane will initially bring the existing brands like Nike, New Era, Mitchell & Ness, Wilson etc in their online store NBAStore.in, and then look to create new products themselves.

As pandemic restrictions eased, the fest culture boomed worldwide. Besides YouTube's announcement of its Fanfest going offline from September 27, Spotify organised a rap fest last year, and Tinder hosted the Queer Made Weekend. The real sense of community in fests, as against arid virtual life, is giving Gen Z the incentive to rush to fests. In a win-win for all, content creators, influencers and self-made brands are presenting their products to a live young audience lusting for varied experiences.