UpFront
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How Tata Motors emerged as India's safest car manufacturer
The company's newly launched Altroz has once again managed to score a five-star safety rating from Global NCAP
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Meteorite or volcano? New clues to the dinosaurs' demise
The meteorite, according to a team of scientists, was the chief perpetrator, while volcanism around the Indian subcontinent, driving climate change in the background, might have affected life's recovery in the wake of the impact
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Births in China fall to lowest level in nearly six decades
About 14.6 million babies were born in China in 2019, the lowest official number of births in China since 1961, the last year of a widespread famine
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Inside view: What happened when Jeff Bezos met Shah Rukh Khan, Zoya Akhtar
Forbes India was part of the select Amazon Prime Video gathering, in which the world's richest man divulged his plans for India, success secrets...and was made to audition for Zoya Akhtar's next!
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Wipro Ventures closes $150 million in second fund, to invest in enterprise software startups
The firm expects to build on the success of its first fund, which was $100 million, invested in ventures in the US, Israel and India
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Improving your knowledge and lifestyle to manage hypertension
Dr. A Panneerselvam busts various myths associated with hypertension and explains the importance of a healthy lifestyle to keep hypertension at bay
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Why the US-China trade deal targets corporate secrets
The Trump administration blames China for stealing Western trade secrets; China has long denied that it forces foreign companies to give up technology. How will the pact fix the problem?
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US-China Trade Deal: What's in (and not in) the agreement
In the details, the agreement looks more like a temporary cease-fire than a lasting peace. Perhaps most important, this initial agreement does not reverse existing tariffs on $360 billion of Chinese imports, meaning the higher costs that many U.S. companies have been grumbling about will remain
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Minding your lifestyle and diabetes keeps hypertension away
If you are a diabetic, and lead an unhealthy life, you can be at risk of developing high blood pressure, says Dr. P Krishna Prasanthi
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When growth is the antidote
By reducing unemployment, growth can serve as a useful corrective for social unrest
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How to de-risk yourself in the age of technological disruption - Hyderabad Edition
Watch the highlights of the Risk Masterclass discussion here