Ramblings of an Accidental Investor
How my annual health check-up made me cancer-free
Please don’t procrastinate. Get your yearly health check-up. It’s better to find out earlier than later because cancer, like in my case, can be treated successfully if diagnosed early
What Andrew Moses taught me about leadership
Andrew Moses used to run training at HSBC India. Luis Miranda recalls a memorable conversation with Moses that enriched his views about leadership
Delhi residents are also responsible for their poor air quality, not just farmers
It is time that Delhi fixed its problems. The governments of Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh also need to take steps to control pollution from coal combustion and motor vehicles
The risk of being a public sector bank chairman
Senior management of banks work with the risk-reward proposition when making investment decisions. Many officials in the investigative agencies and judiciary do not fully understand commercial decision making and the risks involved in trying to predict the future
Reversal of IRCTC convenience fee: DIPAM, the new protector of minority investors?
This is not the first time state or central governments have forgotten that they do not own 100 percent of the company and that there are other investors whose rights must be protected at all costs
Opinion: How July 24, 1991, changed my life
We take the thriving startup ecosystem for granted today, but the seeds were sown in a budget speech 30 years ago. Those were the first steps of a resurgent India that was emerging from decades of dulling socialism, Luis Miranda writes
Books are bad technology
We need to stop thinking of 'books' in the codex form of printed sheets, and embrace the new definition, of data storage and distribution devices, to make full use of new technology
Sex offenders: Can they ever be forgiven?
The main legacy of these brave women, irrespective of the outcome of their cases, is that male behavior in corporate and urban India will not be the same again
Aim for the stars - Lessons from Manchester City
Today, in the world of corporate social responsibility (CSR), there is a lot of focus on looking beyond just profits
