Take One: Big story of the day
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How Nokia became the invisible force of Indian telecom
After its bet on Symbian infrastructure instead of Android turned sour for Nokia's handsets business, Nokia Network was born and it silently transformed from a frontend player to a backend one—today "every call made in India touches a Nokia element"
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LIC: Tough road ahead as stock continues to drag
As its stock awaits a fresh embedded value, India's largest insurer wants to strengthen bancassurance and diversify its product mix. But changing the mindset of the organisation and its agents is unlikely to happen soon
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On the trail of how 10-minute delivery works—and doesn't
A bunch of local firms are vying for a piece of India's $620 billion grocery market with quick commerce. But the race is not just about time
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How DealShare cracked the viral grocery loop
Viral marketing, low customer acquisition costs and relevant products have played an important role in DealShare's success
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BC TO PC: How HP toppled Lenovo to reclaim the PC crown during the pandemic years
It continues to widen the gap with its rivals in India thanks to its robust online presence, product innovations and upgrades, and winning the trust of customers
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From Vijaywada to Silicon Valley, meet crypto's X factor beating the global market meltdown
Meet Vijayawada-born founder Raghu Yarlagadda whose American crypto brokerage platform FalconX has touched $8 billion in valuation despite a slump in crypto market globally
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Crypto regulation will help with mass adoption: FalconX's Raghu Yarlagadda
Raghu Yarlagadda, co-founder of FalconX, on why he feels India can build a truly global crypto system
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Why India isn't a global manufacturing hub
Despite being the fastest-growing large economy, it hasn't been able to attract big multi-billion-dollar investments from large MNCs for manufacturing facilities in the country although FDI in manufacturing has soared
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Crypto and Web3 startups in India attract funding despite the broad sell-off in digital assets
The meltdown is just a bump in the road, according to experts. There's plenty of capital available in the system for early-stage startups and the funding indicates investors' long-term bullishness
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Women at work: Can we bridge the gender pay gap once and for all?
Income disparity is a result of systemic biases, socio-cultural norms, and low representation of women at the workplace, which companies can address by being more intentional about equity, and the government, through policy change
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How China's growing supply chain constraints are giving Apple's India play a big boost
The attention to India is very high now for the smartphone manufacturer thanks to the government's production-linked incentive. The push towards localisation in the country has helped Apple in its domestic sales too