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GENERATIONAL THINKING IN BUSINESS
Our omnivorous appetite: Rise of a seamless local-national consumer identity through vernacular creativity that AI will fuelIndia is embracing an omnichannel identity, blending nationality and locality effectively. Localized content is experiencing a scalable res...- IndiGo's next chapter: Rahul Bhatia backs Willie Walsh to lead expansionIndiGo Managing Director Rahul Bhatia said incoming CEO Willie Walsh is motivated to make a lasting impact at the airline and will be instr...
- IndiGo to decide on next aircraft order in 2030 after assessing new-generation planes: Rahul BhatiaIndiGo plans to wait until the early 2030s before placing its next aircraft order as it evaluates next-generation aircraft technologies tha...
- Not retiring, will continue to look to add value after Infosys tenure ends: Salil ParekhSalil Parekh has no intention of retiring to the quiet life after his term as Infosys CEO comes to an end. After he helps CEO-designate Ash...
- Why India's family businesses continue to thrive across generations and market disruptionsET celebrates the melding of generational wisdom with disruption, and old school with new-age, along with the never-say-die spirit that mak...
- Family businesses do not think in quarters but in generations: Sivakumar Sundaram, CEO (Publishing), BCCLFamily businesses form India's economic backbone, contributing over seventy-five percent to the nation's GDP. These enterprises consistentl...
- ET Family Business Awards: How India Inc's next generation is balancing legacy with innovationIndian family businesses are entering a new growth phase. Next generations balance legacy with innovation and measured risk. Family offices...
- The ripple effect of El Nino runs from village fields to corporate boardroomsA deficient monsoon warning flags many districts at risk across India. Reduced agricultural yields will increase food inflation and rural i...
- Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's warning on AI: Companies that 'outsource thinking' may not surviveMicrosoft CEO Satya Nadella cautions businesses about AI provider dependency. He urges companies to retain control over their data and AI o...
- Japanese Mindset: 'Yutori'-The Japanese philosophy that teaches you the power of slowing downYutori, a Japanese philosophy, emphasizes creating spaciousness and slowing down life's pace. This mindset encourages pauses for reflection...
- Meta's AI splurge lays bare its compute conundrumThe Instagram owner is splurging billions to build compute - chips, servers, energy and data centers that power AI - leaving it with free c...
- Scottish proverb of the day: 'The father buys, the son builds, the grandchild sells, and his son begs'. Life lesson on how inherited wealth can vanish without discipline and hard work from old folk sayingThe Scottish proverb “The father buys, the son builds, the grandchild sells, and his son begs” offers a powerful lesson about generational ...
- These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 25%, according to analystsThe next time uncertainty over the firing of missiles in the Gulf region makes you anxious, remember this: It is not the first time that gl...
- Tata Communications takes the Google Duplex playbook to India’s small and medium businessesThe company is betting that subscription-based AI agents, built for specific business tasks instead of replacing call-centre workers, can h...
- Quote of the day by Dean Martin: ‘I want to be remembered as a good entertainer, nothing spectacular’ — Life lessons on success and humilityDean Martin, a Hollywood icon, desired to be remembered as a good entertainer. He wished to be seen as a nice guy who made people laugh. Ma...
- Quote of the day by Charlie Munger: “The single most important thing is knowing where...” — Inspiring life lessons on self-awareness, humility, wisdom, lifelong learning, and why understanding your limits can become your greatest advantage from the legendary investor and Berkshire Hathaway vice chairmanToday's Quote of the Day by Charlie Munger: Charlie Munger’s quote, "The single most important thing, if you want to avoid a lot of stupid ...
- Madhavan can’t stop praising brilliant forest officer who gave a dying baby monkey a second chance at life: ‘He picked up the body and….’Madhavan is all praise for forest officer whose quick, sharp thinking saved the life of an innocent baby monkey in Kerala. The baby monkey ...
- Made by AI? EU tells firms to stick a label on it from SundayEuropean Union's new artificial intelligence rules mandate labeling of AI-generated content. These regulations aim to ensure users can dist...
- Monday Motivation by Norman Vincent Peale: 'The trouble with most of us is that we'd rather be ruined by praise than saved by...' - Renowned American clergyman's timeless wisdom on choosing truth over flatteryNorman Vincent Peale advocated for embracing criticism for genuine improvement. His teachings stressed the value of honest feedback over me...
- Quote of the day by Isaac Newton: “A man may imagine things that are false, but he can only understand things that are true.”Sir Isaac Newton's quote highlights imagination's limits and understanding's reliance on truth. Genuine understanding requires examining fa...
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