UpFront
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China's jaded techies find a hero in Elon Musk
The Tesla boss and digital prankster is striking a chord, at a time of disillusionment with the tech industry and its leading tycoons.
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The Olympic journey towards gender equality
More than a century after women first competed at the Olympic games, female athlete numbers will finally be bordering at parity with those of men at Tokyo 2020
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Girish Mathrubootham's billion-dollar dream for Freshworks
The entrepreneur is taking cue from rapid growth of Silicon Valley software startups to reach scale and velocity
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Mexico set to legalize marijuana, becoming world's largest market
If enacted, Mexico would join Canada and Uruguay in a small but growing list of countries that have legalized marijuana in the Americas, adding further momentum to the legalization movement in the region
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Bitcoin's climate problem
The annual carbon emissions from the electricity required to mine Bitcoin and process its transactions are equal to the amount emitted by all of New Zealand. Or Argentina
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Nitin Rakesh: 8 principles for companies to follow in post pandemic world
The book 'Transformation In Times of Crisis' by Nitin Rakesh, CEO of Mphasis and Professor Jerry Wind, who taught at Wharton School, delves upon how enterprises are rewiring themselves and adapting to the new normal to survive. The book outlines key eight principles which include agility, mental models, digital transformation, tapping open talent resources, among other ideas. The book prods companies to ask themselves to build their new strategy for the new normal
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Burger, King and the Crown
How Burger King became the fastest-growing QSR brand in India, but can it flip the Big Mac?
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Maker of Dove soap will drop the word 'Normal' from beauty products
Unilever said Tuesday that it would no longer use the word "normal" on its products or in its advertising, after a study revealed that it makes most people feel excluded.
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In Royal 'Firm,' the family business always comes first
It is an enterprise encompassing an army of private secretaries, communications advisers, heads of households, chauffeurs, footmen, domestic servants, gardeners and all the other people who run the palaces, and the lives, of the royals who live in them.
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Exclusive: Pandemic forced companies to accelerate digital path from 100 mph to 1,000 mph: Rajesh Gopinathan
Plotting a sound business strategy has never been harder, and all businesses must become far more digital to come out strong. Everyone is talking about a massive reset—but what exactly should you reset? TCS MD & CEO writes
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'IT Act doesn't allow for regulation of digital news media'
Founding editor of The Wire and the editor-in-chief of The News Minute have petitioned the Delhi High Court against the new Digital Media Code of Ethics