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BAD LUCK IN CLUSTERS
Icelandic proverb of the day: 'When trouble or misfortune comes, it rarely comes...' A timeless lesson on why bad luck often arrives in clustersThe Icelandic proverb “When trouble or misfortune comes, it rarely comes...” captures the familiar experience of facing several problems at...- Warren Buffett, Isaac Newton and the fourth law of moneySomewhere between what your investments earn and what you actually keep, a portion goes missing every year. It is charged by nobody you cou...
- Japanese proverb of the day: ‘A bee to a crying face’ – a lesson on handling compounding troublesEver feel like one problem just invites another? A Japanese proverb, 'A bee to a crying face,' perfectly captures this. It illustrates how ...
- Thrust into the line of fire, Iranians worry about what comes nextA recent war between Israel and Iran left Tehran reeling. Israeli strikes targeted military and nuclear sites. Civilian casualties were hig...
- Severance leads 2025 Emmy nomination pack: Where it triumphed and where it fell shortSeverance tops the 2025 Emmy nominations with 27 nods, cementing its place as the year’s sharpest, most unsettling drama. Set inside the ee...
- Bees, bad weather, & runway drama: IndiGo, Air India, Swiss jet face bizzare turbulence as rough streak continuesIndia's aviation sector faced a challenging 48 hours with a series of unusual incidents. A swarm of bees delayed an IndiGo flight in Surat,...
- A bigger India: The economics behind building tourism beyond the Taj MahalIn the 1990s, travel between Delhi and Udaipur frequently included tourists critical of India's infrastructure. India attracts significantl...
- German Ambassador Philipp Ackermann celebrates new EV switch with 'nimbu-mirchi and coconut'German Ambassador to India, Philipp Ackermann, recently celebrated the purchase of a BMW i7 electric vehicle, blending his commitment to su...
- As India grows older, a secret shame emerges: Elders abandoned by their childrenIn its traditions, in its religious tenets and in its laws, India has long cemented the belief that it is a child's duty to care for his ag...
- Read Warren Buffett’s annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholdersBuffett called Apple the second-most important business after Berkshire’s cluster of insurers.
- There's no need to panic about the new C.1.2 variant found in South Africa, according to a virologistThe researchers, in a pre-print study released last week but yet to be peer reviewed, found this cluster has picked up a lot of mutations i...
- Shipping snags prompt US firms to mull retreat from ChinaWorst-Case Scenario, produced in China, was supposed to reach U.S. retailer Target's distribution centers in early June. Instead, the games...
- Technology overpowering touchy-feely old school in investing. Can you still win?Extremely advanced tech is doing to investment management what it did to sport.
- WHO Wuhan probe not looking for Covid 'guilty' partiesA year after the first cluster was detected in Wuhan, they will travel to China for the first time on a mission expected to last between fi...
- Caste equations, unauthorised colonies hold poll key in North East Delhi seatThe constituency has the highest concentration of Poorvanchalis, Muslims and migrants from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, who play a decisive rol...
- Startling differences in working conditions of diamond and garment industry in SuratA diamond polishing worker on the rolls of a company earns Rs 15,000-25,000 a month. Temporary workers earn Rs 300-1,500 per carat of diamo...
- Astute and trade-smart bankerTo head an organisation in the midst of a major solvency crisis and to leave it when punters are betting on it as the next best thing, you ...
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