UpFront
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How PayPal aims to grow market share in India
US-headquartered PayPal is banking on technological innovations and the growing popularity of digital payments in the country
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Sometimes, recession is good: John Forrester
Why Forrester, Cushman and Wakefield's global president, is bullish on India
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Juul replaces its CEO with a tobacco executive
After frantic days of internal meetings, the vaping company announced that its current chief executive, Kevin Burns, would be replaced by K.C. Crosthwaite—a top official at Altria, the cigarette giant that bought a 35 percent share in Juul for $12.8 billion in December
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Amazon wants Alexa to move far beyond the living room
In a flurry of announcements Wednesday, Amazon unveiled the latest additions to the growing list of products tied to the company's Alexa voice assistant—earbuds, glasses, a ring, even a new dog collar
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Ask Mi anything
Xiaomi is stretching the Mi brand to sell everything from luggage to smart TVs
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VW Executives and Ex-CEO charged with market manipulation
On Tuesday, German prosecutors charged the automaker's two highest-ranking executives with stock market manipulation for failing to inform shareholders of an investigation in the United States that led to its conviction for emissions cheating
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WeWork breaks up with CEO
Adam Neumann was forced to step down as chief executive after a lengthy board meeting Tuesday, under pressure from directors and investors after he led a botched attempt to take the closely watched company public
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A look at India's cashless revolution
India, in particular, is seeing a digital payments boom, second in growth only to Russia
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iPhone 11, OnePlus 7T, Realme XT: This season's top six new smartphone launches
Top players to offer phones with attractive features this festive season, unfazed by shrinking volumes
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Oil giants mount a defense, under fire from climate activists
As world leaders gathered at the United Nations climate summit, 13 of the world's biggest fossil fuel companies presented their defense at a forum across town. But most of their proposals appeared designed to perpetuate the use of oil and gas for decades to come, rather than transition quickly to cleaner options
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Falguni Nayar, Upasana Taku on Forbes Asia's Power Businesswomen 2019 list
Four Indian businesswomen feature on the Forbes list released on September 24, which recognizes the women who are breaking barriers are shaping Asia's business landscape