Take One: Big story of the day
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The commodity cycle has turned. Will the momentum sustain?
After collapsing during the pandemic, commodity prices have bounced back quickly, but don't show signs of a super cycle as yet
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Bhavish Aggarwal wants to change India's automotive landscape. Can he?
Ola Electric is setting up a two-wheeler manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu with 10 million-a-year capacity to herald an EV revolution that is likely to make it a frontrunner in the segment
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Can traceability and end-to-end encryption co-exist? Here's the legal view
In the first part of our deep dive into the government's new IT rules, we examined, from the technological point of view, why implementing traceability on end-to-end encrypted social media platforms will erode privacy and increase misinformation. In the second part, we now look at the legal challenge of implementation and the potential contradictions
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Perfect Match: Why brands love the Indian Premier League
As IPL gets bigger in scale and viewership, marketing tie-ups with the tournament are fetching greater visibility and returns for brands across sectors
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Traceability and end-to-end encryption cannot co-exist on digital messaging platforms: Experts
In the first of a two-part series, Forbes India explores how enabling identification of the source of viral messages in end-to-end encrypted platforms is likely to have a chilling effect on free speech, while not successfully curbing the spread of misinformation
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Making workplaces safer for women: Why companies can do better
Inadequate compliance of the PoSH law, poor data collection, cultural biases, and fresh challenges in tackling sexual harassment posed by the pandemic indicate that employers still have a long way to go toward safeguarding the female workforce
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Girish Mathrubootham's billion-dollar dream for Freshworks
The entrepreneur is taking cue from rapid growth of Silicon Valley software startups to reach scale and velocity
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Burger, King and the Crown
How Burger King became the fastest-growing QSR brand in India, but can it flip the Big Mac?
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'IT Act doesn't allow for regulation of digital news media'
Founding editor of The Wire and the editor-in-chief of The News Minute have petitioned the Delhi High Court against the new Digital Media Code of Ethics
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Our retention of women is running neck-to-neck with men: TCS's Ritu Anand
The pandemic has made women more proactive about their careers, which has reflected in the increased number of them retained, says Ritu Anand, senior VP and deputy head — global HR, at Tata Consultancy Services, while CMO Rajashree R adds that women in the workplace have more role models today
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OTT platforms ask for more time to comply, MIB remains non-committal
Industry seeks more clarity, expresses concerns about newly notified Digital Media Code of Ethics in a closed-door meeting with the minister