UpFront
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Facebook: Too big to delete?
Lack of a credible alternative and awareness about data safety and security mean Facebook doesn't lose out in its biggest market because of alleged data abuse
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Sports sponsorship in India grew by 14% in 2017; Virat Kohli top brand endorser
Indian cricket captain was favourite among advertisers, with 19 brands & Rs 150+ crore worth of endorsement value, according to the latest 'Sporting Nation in the Making' report
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Future of retail
As Alibaba's Jack Ma sees it, data and technology will transform retail, not just online but offline too
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India looks like a country that can change the whole world: Nobel-winner Paul Krugman
The 2008 Nobel prize winner in Economics speaks about manufacturing, his changing perception of Narendra Modi and the US-India trade wars
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Burn after eating: How the right food can help shed calories
Eating does not always have to be about adding to body fat
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Wipro moves to accelerate cloud services business with $405 million sale
India's third-biggest software services company has recently established cloud services as a separate unit, and jettisoning the capex intensive data centres frees it up to focus on pure services
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The politics of innovation
Policymakers are placing their faith on technological advancements to boost flagging growth. But it is founded more on hope than reality
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Ten interesting things that we read this week
Some of the most interesting topics covered in this week's iteration are related to 'India's hidden red republic', 'biases in online reviews', and 'bridge building algorithm of ants'.
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Why this is the Best Time to Buy a Home?
2017 was the best year to buy homes and avail Home Loans. 2018 is set to be same as it will ease out financial burden of paying more for a home. Read on to know more!
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Bhavin Turakhia thinks his next startup is ready for users to Flock to
Office productivity software remains a market primed for innovation, with email the dominant collaboration tool. With his Flock, a more real-time platform, Turakhia will compete with Slack, Microsoft Teams and Facebook's Workplace to win believers
