UpFront
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Four-day work week: Is India ready for it?
The world's largest trial in the UK has overwhelmingly voted for a shorter work week. But it would require systemic changes for it to be implemented in India
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Can Papa Johns take on big daddy Domino's?
A slow start, a cheesy first innings and an abrupt ending. Can Papa Johns be second-time lucky and get a bigger slice as it gets ready to reopen its Indian account with a new partner and a revamped strategy?
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The FREED model to becoming debt free
Borrowers who have fallen behind on their payments are increasingly relying on debt settlement to restructure their credit profiles
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Bookstrapping: Seema Sirohi's Friends with Benefits traces the diplomatic history between India and the United States over half a century
The author touches upon the strained relationship between India and the US, the importance of 'language' in diplomacy and pivotal incidents surrounding the visit of former and current Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Narendra Modi, and former foreign minister Sushma Swaraj. Rating: 3.5 stars
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Bookstrapping: Rahaab Allanna's 'Unframed' is a growing plea for a collective awakening
The book makes you appreciate that photographers travelled and that they were engaged for projects. The chapter on Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh of Jaipur, his motivations and his agency, make for a very interesting read. Bookstrapping rating: 3.5 stars
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Weekly Shorts: How momfluencers can garner positive engagements for brands
What's buzzing in influencer marketing and the creator ecosystem? What's the next big thing coming down the line? Catch the big trends and hot topics in our weekly shorts
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IT services: Growth likely to continue despite tough economic conditions
The demand environment is seen to have become stronger, even as the likelihood of a recession in the US in 2023 remains high
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Foreign banks in India: Leaner, but battle-ready
Each banking crisis amplifies fears of a risk to financial stability and the capability of foreign banks to withstand it. In India, losing share in deposits and lending activity may not make for a pretty matrix, but most foreign banks have doubled down on their strengths to battle domestic heavyweights
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Indian IT services: The king's horse has never stopped galloping
Indian IT services are poised to enter the next orbit, but current global events that are shaping and reshaping the sector begged for a deeper dive. From LTIMindtree to a day in a life of an IT worker, grab our IT Services Special today
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From Isha Ambani's ambitions at Reliance Retail to unlocking India's philanthropy potential, here are our most-read stories of the week
Zetwerk's attempts to expand beyond India, Titan Company MD CK Venkataraman's dreams, and threats of cyber-attacks are some of the stories that piqued the interest of our readers this week
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RBI stuns the Street; holds rates, but says war against inflation continues
The six-member rate-setting panel voted unanimously to 'pause on the repo rate for this meeting only' with a 'readiness to act should the situation so warrant'