Take One: Big story of the day
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Cyberbullying in the age of 'Adolescence'
The recent Netflix release has sparked conversation around social media's negative impact on teenagers. In India too, the rise of cyberbullying is a cause of concern for children, parents, school, and authorities alike
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Inside Ola's not-so-electric ride with Krutrim AI
Touted as India's answer to global AI giants such as OpenAI and DeepSeek, the startup faces concerns over products plagued with inconsistencies to high-profile exits. Bhavish Aggarwal's third venture, though, is committed to build a full-stack AI solution from scratch
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Sebi's new panel to review conflict of interest
First board meeting held by new chairperson Tuhin Kanta Pandey also tweaked FPI disclosure norms, IA and RA fees
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upGrad's IPO is on the horizon. Can it unlock its full potential?
upGrad has been an outlier of sorts in the Indian edtech sector, which has undergone fluctuations over recent years, leading to the decline of its more gigantic peers like Byju's and Unacademy
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The curious case of the India Volatility Index
Is the missing indication of fear index a sign of over-confidence among investors, or have investors become complacent about risks going forward?
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IPL 2025: How the brand game gets bigger and better
With JioStar, a unified broadcasting platform, multiplying reach and the ever-expanding following for teams, brands are leveraging a robust captive audience generated by the Indian domestic franchise league
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The Price of an Oscar: Inside expensive campaigns for awards season glory
As Anora's $18 million spend on marketing for the Academy Awards gets tongues wagging, filmmakers and campaign specialists say a good film alone does not guarantee a win. One needs to shell out big money for promotions, impress the jury and build a compelling narrative
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Fed in no rush to cut rates: Is it a shot in the arm for India?
Rising concerns of global economic uncertainties stemming from US tariff hikes amid inflation woes have been keeping the markets on tenterhooks. Will the Fed decision alter the course?
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Can HAL deliver on its promises?
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited has failed to deliver the Tejas aircraft to the Indian Air Force. Will better supply chain management and private sector involvement help?
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Remaking Intel: 'If anyone can, it's Lip-Bu Tan,' say industry veterans
Lip-Bu, as friends call him, was once Mindtree's founding investor, and retains deep India connects. He is seen as a giant in the world of semiconductors. Can he turn around Intel, a beleaguered American icon?
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Blazing summer, harsh temperature may heat up food prices, crimp consumption again
As several parts of India are coping with an increase in temperature, how will the scorching summer and rising heatwaves impact the agri-economy and overall food prices?