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LEAD Edtech Appoints Arpit Jain as CFO and Arvind Singhal as CGO - Vimarsana News

LEAD Edtech Appoints Arpit Jain as CFO and Arvind Singhal as CGO

LEAD, the prominent Edtech unicorn , fortifies its leadership team by welcoming Arpit Jain as Chief Financial...

People Digest: Lead Group makes key hires; Ex-BYJU'S India CEO, Good Glamm co-founder chart new paths - Vimarsana News

People Digest: Lead Group makes key hires; Ex-BYJU'S India CEO, Good Glamm co-founder chart new paths

Good Glamm co-founder Priyanka Gill is joining Kalaari Capital as a venture partner, while Lead Group has named Arvind Singhal as chief growth officer.

Price rise, funding slump may dampen cloud kitchen growth - Vimarsana News

Price rise, funding slump may dampen cloud kitchen growth

The earnings reports of the first two quarters of listed restaurant and food companies point to a broader trend of sluggish growth amid macroeconomic headwinds.

Lead Group: Edtech unicorn Lead Group appoints new CGO, CFO - Vimarsana News

Lead Group: Edtech unicorn Lead Group appoints new CGO, CFO

While Arpit Jain will spearhead the finance and legal functions of the group, CGO Arvind Singhal will be tasked with providing a comprehensive direction to develop and implement its growth strategy to serve more schools and students across India.

Imported Chocolates: Indians can't get enough of imported luxe chocolates, ET Retail - Vimarsana News

Imported Chocolates: Indians can't get enough of imported luxe chocolates, ET Retail

India's demand for high-end, luxury imported chocolates is growing, and the year-end season is predicted to see a notable spike in demand. In 2023, the nation imported $27.84 million worth of chocolate, a 45% increase over the previous year. It is anticipated that more high-end foreign brands will enter the nation's market.