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ET F&B Conclave North India 2026: Celebrating the leaders, innovators and iconic brands shaping India's hospitality industry
ET Food and Beverage Conclave North India 2026 was recently held in New Delhi to honor industry achievers. Prominent restaurateurs, hospitality leaders, and entrepreneurs attended to discuss evolving trends in the F&B sector. Various panel discussions focused on dining preferences and the global potential of Indian restaurant brands. Awards were presented to women leaders, F&B business leaders, and notable restaurant brands.
The ET Startup Awards 2026 special
Happy Monday! The Economic Times Startup Awards (ETSA) 2026 ceremony brought together the country’s top founders, investors, and policymakers in Bengaluru for a Friday evening of sharp insights and spirited conversations.
The ET Startup Awards 2026 special
Entrepreneurs, investors and policymakers came together in a star-studded event to honour the best of Indian entrepreneurship at the ET Startup Awards 2026 in Bengaluru.
Premium travel cards are changing as banks tie perks to broader customer relationships; here’s what you need to know
A bank can afford to give an affluent customer a highly rewarding credit card if that card helps persuade the customer to consolidate assets with the lender. The other advantage is that a credit card is one of the most visible products a bank gives a customer. Every transaction reinforces the relationship with the bank.
Robin Morgan, poet and feminist whose allies included Jane Fonda and Gloria Steinem, dies at 85
Robin Morgan, the former child star who became a pioneering poet, writer and second-wave feminist activist, has died in New York at 85, her son said. Morgan helped shape the modern women’s movement, editedSisterhood is Powerful, co-founded feminist organisations and remained active in writing and activism for decades.
Meghan Markle turns editor, to interview Michelle Obama for British Vogue
The September edition, titled 'Forces for Change', will feature 15 women.
President Jolie? Actress Angelina open to the idea of joining politics
The actor-director is also a special envoy for the UN refugee agency.
Women scientists focus of three Indian science journals
Kolkata, March 21 (IANS) Three Indian scientific journals have featured, for the first time since their inception, special sections on women scientists to highlight their work and encourage younger counterparts to take up active scientific careers.
Media industry facing bigh challenges; mulling solutions
Noting that media industry in many countries have suffered fall in circulation and advertising revenue as well as faced migration of consumers to New Media, WAN-IFRA president Jacob Mathew today said the industry itself is thinking of effective solutions to tackle the enormous challenges.
Five NRIs honoured for promoting Hindi in UK
Five NRIs have been honoured here for promoting Hindi in the UK on the occasion of 'Hindi Diwas' organised by the International Hindi Society.
Why talk of N-plant when we can rely on gas-based projects: Sunita Narain
Director of Centre for Science and Environment Sunita Narain, who is TOI Guest Editor today, talks about water crisis, nuclear power plants.
Newsroom gets a new ringmaster in Arun Sarin
You guys have beaten me to the punch here,” chuckled Arun Sarin, ET’s guest editor for the day, as he discussed the front-page story lineup at the evening news meeting.
Exclusive: Meet the Guest Editor for Sunday, KM Birla
The inspirational edit was entirely written with the pointed lead, spaced out neatly on a lined notepad, not a single word scratched out. First cut. No editing. In Pics: KM Birla
Am I talking as an editor?: Neville Isdell
The world as his beat, Editor Isdell sips on Coke Light & takes serious note of stories, running them through the litmus test of India link & info overload.
Get talking with Narayana Murthy
You’ve admired him, idolised him, wondered what it would be like to talk to him - here's your chance to chat live with the Chief Mentor of Infosys.
India Inc's angels: Women in grey suits
It looked more like a meeting of old friends than that of India Inc’s most famous women CEOs.
Ballmer to be ET guest editor
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will be in India next week. And his chief two engagements this time around revolve around The Economic Times.
India Inc cheers ET guest editors
On a day when the divestment dampener cast its shadow across government and the markets, ET’s Infosys edition stood out with its emphasis on the silver lining of the larger India story.
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