UpFront
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How Trump is outspending every 2020 democrat on Facebook
The Trump campaign anticipates spending hundreds of millions of dollars on its online strategy for the 2020 election, according to officials familiar with the plans
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Sporting nation: On the ball
If cricket lies at the heart of Indian sport, kabaddi may well be its soul. A sport that has now got billionaire backers and millions of viewers
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United Nations finds Siri and Alexa fuel sexism
A UNESCO report revealed that lack of diversity within the industry is reinforcing problematic gender stereotypes
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Elections are a reason for volatility: Franklin Templeton-India head
Sanjay Sapre, president, Franklin Templeton—India, on market performance and if there is a debt crisis on hand
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Google changes rules on abortion ads after complaints
After outrage over recent reports of misleading abortion-related ads, Google said that relevant advertisers will now have to be certified as abortion providers or nonproviders
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A watchdog inside Yes Bank
Experts say the appointment of an additional director on its board is RBI's way of having its eyes and ears in the bank
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#MeToo's legal forces take on McDonald's
The Time's Up Legal Defense Fund, formed last year to extend the #MeToo movement beyond Hollywood, has taken aim at sexual harassment on the fast-food chain's assembly lines
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Dreams on wheels for food delivery partners
They are vital cogs to the success of food tech companies
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Life after Game of Thrones: What's next for fandom in 2019?
As we bid this year's second biggest goodbye—after Avengers—fans can look forward to (or worry about) prequels and spin-offs. But it's not all doom and gloom this year, with everything from Toy Story 4 and The Lion King to a new Star Wars film coming soon
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