Special
Special
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Health (Why have many of our recent viruses come from bats?), Lifestyle (David Sinclair on how we can stop aging), Society (8 life lessons learned from best writers), Technology (Employers are adding high-tech solutions to solve sleep problems), Environment (One war that humans can't lose) and Book Review (Deep-dive into Media, Gender and the Neo-liberal Indian State)
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IBLA 2020: Govt in talks with corporates to discuss Coronavirus impact, FM Sitharaman says
As Coronavirus spreads to nearly 50 countries across the world, Indian corporates have shared their concerns about the serious issues that could emerge, including raw material shortages, and man power and material movement, FM Sitharaman shared
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GDP growth slows further to 4.7 percent
A much-awaited bottoming-out of growth numbers will have to wait for at least another quarter
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Coronavirus: Global markets tumble for 6th straight day in worst week since 2008
Fears that the coronavirus pandemic will fuel a global slowdown, with public health officials in Germany and US saying that new patients in each country had no known connections to others with the illness—a development that could further complicate the efforts to track the virus—global markets have been correcting for sixth day in a row, reaching levels that haven't been seen since the 2008 financial crisis
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What India needs to meet its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
As per the latest India Philanthropy Report by Dasra and consulting firm Bain, India needs to focus on vulnerable populations, sectors and geographies to meet its SDGs targets by 2030
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Bowlers have started to close the gap with batsmen: Glenn McGrath
The Australian cricketer and pace legend on the rigours to survive modern-day cricket
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The maze of Lodha's upcoming bond repayments
Moody's has assigned a CAA1 rating to the realty firm's proposed dollar senior secured bonds; here are five questions about this development, answered
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CNBC-TV18 to host India Business Leader Awards 2020 on Feb 28
The India Business Leader Awards (IBLA), now in its 15th edition, honours outstanding leaders, disruptors and visionaries of corporate India
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Nominees for the CNBC-TV18 Indian Business Leader Awards 2020 announced
Industry stalwarts will be honoured at the IBLA 2020 awards ceremony on Friday, February 28
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Weinstein is convicted. Where does #MeToo go from here?
Now, the figures driving #MeToo say they are feeling a surge in momentum, but are grappling with how they can move beyond individual allegations and toward a concrete set of policy and legal goals