Mayank Arya, Yes Madam CEO, reflected on a family trip. He realized business class travel created emotional distance from his ...

Yes Madam issued an apology on LinkedIn, expressing regret for any distress caused by the campaign. The company clarified ...

Thanks to their impressive pitch, Yes Madam reportedly secured a deal with investors Aman Gupta, Piyush Bansal, Ritesh Agarwal, and Vineeta Singh, giving up 2 percent equity in their company.

The truth behind an email declaring staff had been fired after indicating they were “stressed” in a wellbeing work survey has caused even more outrage.

Everyone is talking about Yes Madam. And perhaps that was the intention behind the bizarre PR campaign for the company’s corporate wellness programme Happy 2 Heal.

To reinforce its commitment to employee wellness, YES Madam announced the launch of two new initiatives. The 'Happy 2 Heal' programme will offer in-office head massages and spa sessions to help ...

Yes Madam, a platform offering at-home luxury salon and spa services, faced heavy backlash on Monday. The criticism was sparked by a viral screenshot of an email, allegedly written by the company ...

“Yes Madam” was a top trend on Google in India on Monday, with over 20,000 searches. The related keywords that people Googled included “Yes Madam layoffs” and “Yes Madam company”.

Yes Madam’s campaign has been criticized for its lack of nuance, underscoring the importance of foresight in campaign planning. Naysayers argue that such stunts trivialize real issues and ...

Yes Madam, a home salon and a tech-enabled platform for beauty and wellness, is going omnichannel by opening its first experience centre.It plans to open two more experience centres this month and ...