This International Yoga Day brought special happiness to lakhs of Khadi artisans in rural areas of India. On International Yoga Day celebrated on 21st June, Khadi and Village Industries Commission sold 1,09,022 Yoga mats and 63,700 Yoga dresses worth Rs.8,67,87,380 to various government departments through 55 Khadi institutions across the country.

Agra and Mathura's tourism and travel industry have been clamouring for better air connectivity to major destinations across India and direct flights to international tourist hotspots for decades.

Indian companies, nudged by the Securities and Exchange Board of India, have started reporting on their environmental and sustainability performance, but their submissions lack details and relevant information – finds a survey and assessment done by the Centre for Science and Environment.

Online retailers should focus more on the experience of customers using their website, as opposed to efficiency if they want to build customer loyalty, according to new research by Durham University Business School.

Businesses influence the ideas they receive from external contributors by unintentionally signalling which ideas they like, finds research from ESMT Berlin and INSEAD. This leads to a narrow set of non-diverse ideas.

The Government has allowed the export of 99,150 MT of onion to six neighbouring countries Bangladesh, UAE, Bhutan, Bahrain, Mauritius and Sri Lanka.

Heightened emotions, such as anger, can play a critical role in triggering risk-seeking behaviour, finds new research by Emlyon Business School.

Firms with exclusive brokerage positions in their collaboration networks outshine their counterparts by an average margin of more than 7 per cent in crisis conditions, according to recent research conducted at ESMT Berlin.

Firms can generate more wealth from innovations than markets alone, reveals new research from UT Austin's McCombs School of Business.

Brands perceived as caring and friendly receive more reports after product incidents. However, instead of vengeful complaints, consumers report more helpful feedback so the brand can fix the problem, according to new research from UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School.