As NASA's Perseverance rover successfully touches down on Mars in the search of signs of ancient life and more, and UAE's Hope mission and China's Tianwen-1 enter Martian orbit, a look at how the three missions are different from each other
When the world's second biggest sportswear brand Adidas announced plans to scoop up Reebok, the third largest, all eyes were on it. 15 years later, it seems like a bad decision in hindsight. We decode why the gambit didn't pay off in India and globally
Tokyo Olympics organizing committee on Thursday appointed Seiko Hashimoto, one of Japan's two female Cabinet ministers, to replace the previous leader, who resigned last week after making sexist remarks
Australians discovered that it wasn't just news that was missing. Pages for state health departments, emergency services and even the Bureau of Meteorology, providing weather data in the middle of fire season was left blank
The brand value of the Indian Premier League (IPL) fell from $5.7 billion to $4.4 billion in 2020 amid the coronavirus outbreak; the brand value of most teams, barring Mumbai Indians, fell in 2020 compared to the previous year
Limbaugh became a singular figure in the American media, fomenting mistrust, grievances and even hatred on the right for Americans who did not share his and his followers' views
From workations and long-stay packages to discounted and flexible booking policies, hostels have redesigned their marketing strategies to cash in on remote working opportunities and lure travellers
As he prepares to push hard for the broadest possible overhaul of the nation's immigration laws, Biden has also signalled openness to more targeted approaches that could win citizenship for smaller, discrete groups of immigrants living in the United States without legal permission
The recent success of The Great Indian Kitchen on Neestream puts the spotlight on services that cater to a niche, but growing audience base keen to consume digital content in regional languages
Marketers, globally, are facing an existential crisis as more companies are losing confidence in what marketers can do for their brands. In this book, Rajamannar points out what he calls quantum marketing, the fifth paradigm, that can help marketers to stay relevant in the business. The need to adopt experiential marketing, harnessing machine learning, artificial intelligence, 5G, and more relevant data to create campaigns which can resonate with customers. He also talks about the new ways that he is planning to launch campaigns for Mastercard
She is the first woman and African to hold the position at the trade body