UpFront
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Jack Ma tops Forbes China Rich List again; tycoons' wealth rises despite trade war
The total wealth of the country's 400 richest rises by more than a fifth despite slowdown and trade friction with the US
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Pakistan to China: How countries regulate Netflix and other OTT content
Netflix's Leila and Zee5's Kaafir met extreme reactions on Twitter for hurting religious sentiments. I&B Minister Prakash Javdekar is contemplating a certification body for over-the-top (OTT) web content in India—here's how other countries do it, or don't
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Gif: How Delhi air quality changed between October and November
A look at how pollution levels rose in areas such as Green Park, Anand Vihar and Dwarka
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What TikTok's unexpected rise could mean for China's politics
The rise of the seemingly innocuous app is forcing us to consider a world influenced by a Chinese-backed social media network, and Beijing's pressure on media companies is sounding alarm bells; some claims suggest that TikTok is wiping out videos of the Hong Kong protests, for instance
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Inside the high-stakes race to build the world's first flying taxi
Expectations that aerial taxis will be a reality in the coming years are quickly building, and at least 20 companies are in the market, which Morgan Stanley estimates will top $850 billion by 2040
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'54% South Asian youth unfit for employment in 2030': Unicef head
Unicef's Henrietta H Fore on why more than 50 percent of the youth in South Asia do not have the skills for employment in 2030
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Snapshot: Birthday boy Virat Kohli's fast and furious career, in an image
The cricketer has smashed many sporting records; here's a look at some of the highlights
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Get access to your 'secret consumer score'—yes, you have one
We have all been rated by companies based on our past activity, and this score determines where we're pushed in a queue, and what sort of service we are meted out. Your file could be 400 pages long, and here's how to retrieve it
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Researchers can hack Alexa, Google Home, Siri—with laser light
Researchers in Japan and at the University of Michigan said on Monday that they had found a way to take over Google Home, Amazon's Alexa or Apple's Siri devices from hundreds of feet away, by shining laser pointers, and even flashlights, at the devices' microphones
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Three factors that put Sensex on firmer ground
Its second rally past the 40,000 mark looks like it's here to stay
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BBK Group closes in on Samsung
The parent company of Oppo, Vivo, Realme and OnePlus poses a four-pronged threat to the South Korean smartphone giant