UpFront
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Hybrid is the new normal (for now)
For most employers and employees, there is no going back completely because the future of work is not in favour of returning to offices. And companies that try to turn the clock back to 2019 and insist on an 'all-office' model risk losing their best employees to competitors
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Storyboard18 - Feel safer but also 'gendered': Life in advertising after #MeToo
A look at what has changed for women in Indian advertising and what remains unchanged
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For this Russian journalist, the family trade is dissidence
Zoya Svetova, 62, is part of a Moscow family with a history of almost a century of activism, and government-imposed punishment, in Russia. She was interviewed before the Russian invasion of Ukraine and again on March 2
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Quoting Churchill and Shakespeare, Volodymyr Zelenskyy vows no surrender
Addressing the Britain's Parliament, clad in his now-famous military fatigue T-shirt, Zelenskyy echoed Winston Churchill's famous words of no surrender to the same chamber at the dawn of World War II as Britain faced a looming onslaught from Nazi Germany
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Against the grain, seed guns & DeHaat
After a decade of toil, DeHaat is now ready to fan out across India with its full-stack agricultural services for farmers. Can the most valued agritech player in India reap the harvest?
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Storyboard18 - 'Don't empower me. Pay me'
Cindy Gallop's tips for women on getting the pay they deserve. And tips for business leaders and bosses on giving women the pay they deserve
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Russia is now the most sanctioned country in the world
Sanctions against Russia have increased manifold—2,778, putting it ahead of Iran—as the world unites to isolate the country economically to thwart Putin's invasion of Ukraine. Here's how many sanctions Russia has been imposed with, and how it compares with other countries
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Storyboard18 - 'Brands are not investing in women's cricket, they're investing in select cricketers'
As the 2022 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup kicks off, here's where the sport and players stand in marketers' game plans
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Moderna pledged to keep its vaccines patent free. Now it's changing track
It was unclear precisely what the updated enforcement may look like, or what threats the company is responding to, in part because there is no manufacturing of Moderna vaccines other than by the company itself or its contractors
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To Her, With Love: The woman who made Diageo's Deepika Warrier pledge to nurture a strong, independent next gen
The chief marketing officer of Diageo India, Warrier's moving tribute to the woman who quietly and uncompromisingly enabled her, the rebel, to achieve her full potential
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Humanitarian crisis to worsen for Ukrainians as Russia's onslaught continues
In Mariupol, a southeast port in Moscow's crosshairs, desperate residents have gone for days without food, water and other essentials. And in the city of Mykolaiv, residents fled their beds for safety Monday when stymied Russian forces launched a deadly predawn barrage at a military barracks