UpFront
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Kashmir's tourism sector faces losses over Rs 9,000 cr; 1.4 lakh people lose jobs
The Internet shutdown since August 5 has caused severe distress in the region. Tourism contributes 8 percent to the state's GDP
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Saudi crown prince hacked Jeff Bezos's phone: Reports
A forensic analysis points to Bezos's phone being compromised after receiving a video from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, possibly targeted because Bezos owns The Washington Post, a harsh critic of the Saudi regime
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Trump and the teenager: A climate showdown at Davos
The 73-year-old president and 17-year-old activist Greta Thunberg dominated the first full day of the gathering, painting starkly different visions of the future
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Millennials vs Gen-Z: How they approach friends, family, funds
Tata Capital's inaugural Millennial Pivot report highlights how millennials and Gen Z approach life. Things look similar till it's a question of money
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Alcohol and diabetes raise the risk of hypertension
Dr. Pradeep Dalwadi explains how alcohol intake and diabetes affect your blood pressure
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Nehru to Modi: Discussing the idea of India at the Kerala Literature Festival
Even as authors and publishers celebrated all things literary, politicians were the biggest crowd-pullers at the four-day event
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Zomato Deal: Restaurant, Delivery Partners Caught Unawares As Uber Eats Shuts India Ops
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal announced this morning that his company has acquired Uber Eats in India. The latter has shut its India operations with immediate effect, leaving many stakeholders in the lurch
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Buyers slow to pay back retail loans
It's still early days as retail loans in some categories record higher delinquencies
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As world economy shifts gears, trade growth slows
The collapse of the old model of industrialism leaves deeper scars in the United States than in other nations
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Uber sells food delivery business in India
The ride-hailing giant agreed to sell Uber Eats in India to rival Zomato, continuing its recent efforts to exit money-losing businesses
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In its 50th year, Davos is searching for its soul
Last year, one of the most talked-about exchanges at the event was about Davos itself; critics have said that it allows companies to gloss over their sins with high-minded pledges to do better, and that it is insufficiently diverse