Special
Special
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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 'Mental biases during disaster times', 'Risk to the India Premium' and 'how Netflix is shaping our movie choices'
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RBI decides when to succumb to govt pressure and when not: Raghuram Rajan
Former RBI governor talks about everything from banks' bad loans to his 'difficult' days as the RBI governor; recollecting the days he would eye forex rates every 10 minutes during its volatile phase; the reluctance of bankers to deal with the problem of bad loans and if an RBI governor needs to match the expectations of the ruling government.
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Winning the IPL rights was a way to protect our portfolio: Star India's Uday Shankar
The Chairman and CEO of Star India on bagging the global media rights for the IPL for five years, taking Hotstar global and promising an exhilarating experience for cricket fans
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8 Forbes India must-reads for the weekend
The weekend is here and it's time to settle down and catch up on all the reading you've been putting off through the week. We've put together our best reads from the week, to make things easier to you
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Amazon opens its largest Indian warehouse, ahead of festival shopping season
The new warehouse, near the city of Hyderabad, where Google, Microsoft and Uber also have centres, expands Amazon's storage capacity in India by 2.1 million cubic feet
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There was no fixed date for demonetisation: Raghuram Rajan
The former RBI chief also says one needs to be worried about the economy's health
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Vistara to start international operations soon
Vistara currently has a fleet of 16 aircraft and plans to add another six in the next few months
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OYO raises $250 million from SoftBank Vision Fund, Hero Enterprises
The company plans to go global by setting up operations in southeast Asia
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Government is in the thick of action solving immediate problems: Sanjeev Sanyal
Far-term benefits of measures like GST and demonetisation outweigh the near-term uncertainty in the system, says the principal economic advisor in the ministry of finance
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Our India data centre should come up this year: Google's Mohit Pande
With an India region, Google expects to spur the growth of its partnerships with developers, system integrators and software vendors here, says the India head for Google Cloud