In an exclusive interaction with CNBC-TV18’s Shereen Bhan, The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari fame author Robin Sharman says titans are complex people but points out that there's a fine line between genius and madness.

There’s a reversal of trend as consumers in tier-II and tier-III towns have slowed down discretionary spends and growth is coming from tier-I markets that have more or less been exhausted, a new report by Jefferies shows.

As pandemic restrictions eased, the fest culture boomed worldwide. Besides YouTube's announcement of its Fanfest going offline from September 27, Spotify organised a rap fest last year, and Tinder hosted the Queer Made Weekend. The real sense of community in fests, as against arid virtual life, is giving Gen Z the incentive to rush to fests. In a win-win for all, content creators, influencers and self-made brands are presenting their products to a live young audience lusting for varied experiences.

NBA partners now have a trustworthy source with whom they can enter the Indian market, Ahuja told CNBC-TV18. Bhaane will initially bring the existing brands like Nike, New Era, Mitchell & Ness, Wilson etc in their online store NBAStore.in, and then look to create new products themselves.