UpFront
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US tech firms sidestep Trump ban, keep selling to Huawei
Industry leaders including Intel and Micron have found ways to take advantage of a provision on labeling US-made goods, say sources, and the components began to flow to Huawei about three weeks ago
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Five lessons on anti-trust from Microsoft
As trouble could loom for tech giants Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple, they could look towards the journey of Microsoft, which faced the government's ire in the 1990s, leading to a bruising battle in federal court
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Tensions escalate as Trump imposes new economic sanctions on Iran
The new sanctions are aimed at preventing some top Iranian officials from using the international banking system or any financial vehicles set up by European nations or other countries
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The oil market shows it can take a punch
This week, the response in the oil markets to the tensions following Iran's shooting down of a US drone has seemed muted, stemming from profound changes in the market over the past few years
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AI may not take your job—but it could become your boss
In all of the worry about the potential of artificial intelligence to replace rank-and-file workers, we may have overlooked the possibility it will replace the bosses too
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Medicine (Dr. Devi Shetty talks about his life and profession), Economics (IMF confirms that 'trickle-down' economics is a joke; Why UBI is a bad idea), Technology (Elon Musk on video games and simulation), Politics (Why Hong Kong's protesters are braving tear gas and rubber bullets), Literature (Amitav Ghosh's Jnanpith address and book 'Gun Island'), Health (Science's newest miracle drug is free) and Water Management (India's water crisis and how traditional methods can work as panacea)
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Let's not get carried away by driverless cars just yet
Beyond Elon Musk, few experts in autonomous cars believe that the technology is ready to safely chauffeur occupants in any and all driving conditions
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All innovations are not smart; all failures are not futile
Forbes India One CEO Club members discuss all things innovation at the first Digital Leadership Series round table
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Slack's stock soars, tripling its valuation on first trading day
Slack's performance underlined a bifurcation in tech offerings this year. While many big tech companies like Uber and Lyft were hyped before going public, their stock prices slid once they started trading
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A 'Sorceress' in Brazil, a 'Wink' in India: Walmart pleads guilty to a decade of bribes
For more than a decade, Walmart used middlemen to make dubious payments to governments around the globe in order to open new locations
