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Not all startups are built the same. Which category defines yours?Startup award categories are often shaped more by founder journeys, business models, and growth approaches than by sectors alone. Through r...- 73% of Indian luxury shoppers switched brands in 5 years, says reportLuxury brands face a growing disconnect with consumers, especially younger buyers redefining luxury. In India, shoppers are switching brand...
- Follow her lead & lead the way: Why gender-diverse leadership must shape governanceGender-diverse leadership offers more than just representation. It reshapes governance, shifting power from domination to stewardship. Orga...
- Nearly half of India’s household donations go to religious groups, 42% to beggars, CSIP Report findsAn intriguing study unveils the depth of generosity in India, where a large chunk of individual donations is directed toward religious inst...
- India's bioeconomy sector to reach USD 300 bn by 2030: NITI Aayog reportIndia's bioeconomy is set to reach USD 300 billion by 2030. Agricultural transformation is key to India becoming a developed nation by 2047...
- There's Trump, and then there's AmericaDonald Trump's confrontational trade tactics, previously observed on social media, are now directed towards India, specifically concerning ...
- Numbers matter in peace or war, but more doesn’t always mean merrierfertility, firepower, and what we’re really multiplyingWhile global fertility declines and military arsenals expand, modern warfare evolves rapidly. Sri Lanka grapples with a different challenge...
- Bringing more women to labour force key to achieving $30 tn GDP target: ReportA tailored entrepreneurial model for rural women and targeted urban job readiness initiatives could integrate 145 million 'missing women' i...
- We are not alone - at least, not our facesThe author shared their unusual talent for spotting doppelgangers, noting resemblances between famous personalities like Jack Palance and S...
- Looking beyond women empowermentWhen marketing to women we must not impose our frame on what women need or want. Often marketing goes wrong in its attempt to connect to wo...
- 'Desi angrez', an endangered speciesThe concoction created is infused with a few cliches: one, as the description suggests, anglicisation, or a penchant for speaking not just ...
- Amitabh Bachchan’s film career revived by ‘Zanjeer’, claims Salim KhanCelebrated screenwriter Salim Khan says he was hesitant to cast Amitabh Bachchan for the 1973 action crime film Zanjeer because the actor h...
- Hindalco inks pact to acquire Hydro's aluminium extrusions business in India for Rs 247 crHindalco Industries on Friday said it has signed a definitive agreement with Norway-based Hydro to acquire the latter's India business of a...
- Companies hunt for CEOs with high EQ and humilityOrganizations are increasingly looking for leaders with traits such as empathy and humility.
- Get beard-ready: HUL to help men groom better with new range of productsThe products, under the Brylcreem brand, will be sold exclusively on Amazon.
- Meet Chandrika Darbari: The singer who made it to BBC Radio 1's Top New Pop chartThe 17-year-old's debut single 'No Need' is set in an archetypal high school.
- Sluggish economy propels hotel rebranding, causing confusion and downgradesSeveral star hotels have been rebranded without too much notice in the past year alone, leaving guests and the trade confused.
- Between slavery and import-export tradeFor people of an earlier India, the plodding government employee used to be the archetype of a safe, sound, sensible “job”.
- Fewer than 1 in 15 companies in India are truly self-governing: HOW ReportA global analysis of how companies really work finds that fewer than one in 15 companies in India are self-governing - but that these rare ...
- Ruler & Lover: Mass appeal to choose the heroKBC’s rebirth this season with a new host Shah Rukh Khan has raised many an argument in living rooms, families, newspapers, media shows and...
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