Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's SPJIMR
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Troika of digital, physical and electric infrastructure and India's e-commerce growth
India's 'Digital India' initiative drives e-commerce expansion, transforming business through widespread internet access and connectivity
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Startup advertising: Caught between agility and compliance
Startups must balance innovation with compliance, as regulatory oversight is crucial for sustainable growth and brand credibility
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RBI's non-interest rate interventions to balance growth with risk
India's evolving financial landscape reflects a balance between fostering growth and managing systemic credit risks
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How open networks can help companies move from 'Quick Commerce' to 'Quick Commerce Plus'
Quick Commerce (QC) firms are trying to push supply chain frontiers by providing a wide variety of items at extremely low delivery times. Can Open Networks on Beckn-operated ONDC help QC firms develop the on-demand market sustainably?
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The global importance of the Bank of Japan and Japanese politics
While investors keenly monitor the Fed, the Bank of Japan's actions can send shockwaves through global markets
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Need for embracing 'wise innovation'
Here's how to create the next generation of innovators
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From Patient Capital to Agile Innovation: The balancing act for family businesses in India
Family-owned businesses in India face the challenge of innovating in a fast-changing environment. They need to focus on professionalizing operations, incorporating outside talent, and creating a culture that supports innovation and risk-taking
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India's trade and the Ricardian comparative advantage
Here's where India stands with regard to British economist David Ricardo's comparative advantage model
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Gen Z: Future of the workforce comes of age
Individual identity, self-expression, autonomy, and pragmatism are some of the defining values of Gen Z. It is time to evaluate managerial and leadership styles to suit their approach to work
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The ever-growing problem of plastic pollution in the oceans
While plastic is an intrinsic part of our life, we must curb its usage to reduce plastic waste. We also have to take responsibility for properly disposing of plastic waste if we want to keep our oceans pristine
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Why India should lead the millet revolution
Millet revolution is closely linked to a more sustainable, responsible, and healthier future and India, which contributes to 20 percent of the world's total millet production, can speedily propel the humble superfood to solve the growing problems of climate change