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    Time to dress up, kiddo: As foreign and indie brands step in, premium kidswear segment is buzzing in India

    Suri Cruise paved the way for a trend in premium kidswear, now popular among children of celebrities like North West and Blue Ivy. In India, brands such as Sher Bache and Jacadi Paris are leading the charge. The market is evolving with a focus on quality, exclusivity, and sustainability, indicating significant growth potential in the luxury children’s clothing segment.

    Home advantage: Domestic recruiters score big at IIMs

    Domestic companies, including startups and manufacturing firms, have significantly increased hiring during final placements at several IIMs, surpassing foreign multinationals. The hiring surge is attributed to rapid economic growth, increased demand in various sectors, and government initiatives, leading to a substantial rise in job offers and competitive salary packages.

    India ranks second after US in all-time funding for women-led tech startups: Tracxn report

    The report also revealed that India is home to more than 7,000 active women-led startups, making up 7.5% of all active startups in the country. On a global scale, Indian startups accounted for the highest funding contribution in 2022, at 15.18%. In that year, women-led startups in India raised $5 billion, compared to $32.8 billion worldwide.

    DP World introduces all-women shifts at warehouses operations

    DP World has established women-led shifts at its warehouses in Gujarat and Rajasthan. The project began with an all-women shift last year and is expanding to Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. This initiative has improved operational efficiency and productivity. Currently, women represent over 14 percent of DP World's logistics workforce in India with plans to increase this.

    Tata Consumer bottomed out in all categories in late 2024; expect growth rate to be ahead of nominal GDP: Sunil D'Souza

    Sunil D'Souza, MD & CEO of Tata Consumer, explains that tax cuts and reduced inflation have spurred growth, with Tata's urban trade and e-commerce almost hitting double digits. He predicts a revival in volume growth, emphasizing the importance of both mass market and premium products. Starbucks India aims for 1,000 stores by FY28.

    FMCG distributors allege deep discounting by quick commerce firms with CCI

    Blinkit, Zepto and Swiggy Instamart are the companies that have been taken to the CCI. The All India Consumer Products Distributors Federation (AICPDF) has filed a detailed complaint with supporting evidence and documents, saying the anticompetitive practices have resulted in the shutting down of over 200,000 local retail shops across 75-80 cities.

    The Economic Times
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