Krishna Gopalan is an Executive Editor at Business Today. He specializes in themes related to publishing and media, public relations, broadcasting, and business economics, with a keen focus on topics such as India, business leaders, and markets. Krishna's work has been featured in prominent publications including Business Today and India Today.
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By: Krishna Gopalan
It's not just the success in films that defines Nayanthara, who is popularly called ‘Lady Superstar' in the South.
By: Krishna Gopalan
Neerja Birla's vision for inclusive education and mental health awareness is reshaping societal norms and empowering the next generation.
It's not just about perceived difficulty in raising money or reduce high debt levels. Analysts say the business does not sit well with the overall infrastructure piece of the conglomerate.
By: Krishna Gopalan
Various options are being worked on as both entities are expected to hold equal stakes; the deal is at a decisive stage.
The Indian film industry is hoping that 2025 will mark the Return of big-budget blockbusters There is a sense of quiet optimism in the Indian film industries about 2025.
Paul Uren, Head of Investment Banking (Asia-Pacific), J. P. Morgan, on M&A activity, the environment of investment banking market in India, and more
By: Krishna Gopalan
The key question now is when will UltraTech's 8.69% stake in Star Cement evolve into a larger play in the Northeast market.
By: Krishna Gopalan
The Adani Group's decision to sell its holding in the FMCG food business is seen as a way to reduce high debt and allocate money smartly.
By: Krishna Gopalan
In a landscape dominated by the Big four accounting firms, Dhruva Advisors has struck it big on the back of its tax and regulatory advisory services, assisting some of the marquee deals of India Inc.
By: Krishna Gopalan
Dinesh Kanabar, CEO of Dhruva Advisors, on the tax-related measures expected in the Budget, reforms, and more
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