Daybreak
Business news is complex and overwhelming. It doesn’t have to be. Every day of the week, from Monday to Friday, Daybreak tells one business story that’s significant, simple and powerful.Hosted from The Ken’s newsroom by Snigdha Sharma and Rachel Varghese, Daybreak relies on years of original reporting and analysis by some of India’s most experienced and talented business journalists.
Episodes (868)
How Wooden Street is challenging furniture giants in India with its Goldilocks g...
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Why Wework India is moving away from what it knows best — co-working
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Diamonds with a side of champagne — how Zoya finally hacked the luxury jewellery...
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How the govt gave the elderly free health cover, and insurers a reality check
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In the run-up to IPL, there's a conflict brewing between OTT platforms & adverti...
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How Tata landed a Punch on Maruti and also buried Nano’s ghost
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How a four-year-old homegrown company is helping Mango and Next change the fashi...
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A hair away from unicorn status, but Juspay just can't catch a break
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Every summer in India is a race against AC shortage. This year will be no differ...
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Inside the world of parent-approved desi dating apps
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Netradyne built a $1.3 B empire tracking drivers. Now it has to go driverless
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What does it take to sell makeup to men?
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Zepto to its employees — 'Who wants to be a millionaire?'
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How facial-recognition firms turn public deals into private gold
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Can an army of Indian engineers help Microsoft take on Nvidia?
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All you need to know about your Cibil score
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Subway is slowly doing away with what makes it Subway. Choice.
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Why India's scheme to make every Indian fly never took off
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How Mokobara and friends forced VIP and Safari to rethink the suitcase
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You are a quick commerce company. You have a billion dollars. How do you win?
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How designers are going from backrooms to boardrooms at companies
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From managing migraines, to treating IBS — why thousands are choosing devices ov...
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From luxury cars to lunch with celebs — wealth managers are going all out to woo...
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Why Minimalist was the missing piece in Hindustan Unilever's skincare game
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Roti ✓ Kapda ✓ Makaan? Should young Indians still believe in the home ownership...
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Why investors can't get enough of Zepto
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How Acko beat Godigit with just 15 health-insurance agents
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The government is pushing for e-buses. But private bus operators are not hitchin...
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Why Ola Electric went from leader to laggard in record time
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Quick commerce is helping brands thrive but can brands afford the success?
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What's really driving India's obsession with ranking the richest?
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AI can make loan approvals a piece of cake. So why is the RBI against it?
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The Microsoft vs Nvidia battle, powered by an army of Indian engineers
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10-minute delivery is making Zepto, Swiggy, and Blinkit disrupt themselves
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The Big Fat Sustainable Indian Wedding
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Indigo's the winner of the skies and the stock market. But it's still walking on...
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Bold Care and Mymuse are going where Durex and Manforce never could
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Indian universities are done being backbenchers in the global rankings race
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Could your home loan lender be stealing from you? The secret EMI inflator you di...
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On Shah Rukh Khan, dal-sabzi feminism, and the emotional-state of an economy ft....
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Youtube is Saregama’s superpower—and its kryptonite
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You can buy an EV in China. But can you afford to insure it?
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Why people don’t change their UPI apps even when they hate them
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Daybreak 2024 — Episodes that soared and stumbled
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What happens when you bring Rs 2 crore to the Delhi-NCR house hunt?
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Dmart and Zudio walked so Vishal Mega Mart could run
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Chaayos is doing everything to be the anti-Starbucks
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Daybreak 2024 Wrap Part 2: Writers' picks
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How the unassuming category manager came to rule the world of quick commerce
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Chief digital officers eat chief information officers for breakfast
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