
Aakriti Bhalla
Journalist and Writer at The Ken
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1 week ago |
the-ken.com | Aakriti Bhalla
Aakriti is a business reporter spotting trends in consumerism. She works at the intersection of the food & beverages, consumer and retail industry. Fifteen years ago, the Tatas rolled out the red carpet for Zara. They stood behind, learnt the ropes, launched a new brand, and quietly began outperforming the Spanish retailer. And now, that bond is starting to crack.
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2 weeks ago |
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Good morning [%first_name |Dear Reader%], It was very late in my life-my 20s, to be specific-that I ran into the love of my life: Kolkata biryani. A college mate introduced me to it and I quickly fell for the aromatic flavours of chicken served with a little surprise of aloo (potatoes) and anda (eggs). But that was in 2017. Once I graduated from college, I lost my best supplier.
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3 weeks ago |
the-ken.com | Aakriti Bhalla
Aakriti is a business reporter spotting trends in consumerism. She works at the intersection of the food & beverages, consumer and retail industry. One clear sign that Angel One-India's third-largest discount broker-is serious about reversing its fortunes is that it bought itself a front-row seat at India's most expensive distraction: the currently unfolding Indian Premier League. Four years of title sponsorship. A blitz of ads.
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1 month ago |
the-ken.com | Aakriti Bhalla
Aakriti is a business reporter spotting trends in consumerism. She works at the intersection of the food & beverages, consumer and retail industry. When Ashni and Avni Biyani opened their first Broadway store in Delhi's Ambience mall in September, it was a bitter-sweet moment. The multi-brand store-which sells everything from apparel to health products, and even houses the sisters' gourmet supermarket chain and cafe Foodstories-sat right next to Reliance's retail chain Smart Bazaar.
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1 month ago |
the-ken.com | Aakriti Bhalla
Aakriti is a business reporter spotting trends in consumerism. She works at the intersection of the food & beverages, consumer and retail industry. When 40-year-old Kiran Shah first proposed the idea of selling ice-creams via dark stores instead of ice-cream parlors, his family was perplexed. Apsara Ice Creams, their family chain, had 100 parlours across the country, and its quintessential guava ice-cream with chilli salt was famous all over Mumbai. Why move online then, they asked him.
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