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'Loneliness' in China is now a $1 trillion 'singles economy' in the world's second most populous country with 1.4 billion peopleChina’s growing number of people living alone is driving a $1 trillion singles economy, with businesses offering products and services tail...- As Korean domination fades, young Indians are diversifying their content palette to shows from other Asian nationsYounger Indian viewers, especially Gen Z and millennials, are moving beyond Korean content and exploring a wider range of Asian shows from ...
- Why women in this country are turning to AI boyfriendsFacing difficulties to meet real boyfriends in real life, women in China are now turning to AI boyfriends. They feel AI boyfriends are avai...
- Women want jobs, good health & a decent place to live, so let us get started: Gray Matters Capital’s Bob PattilloIn 1998, Bob Pattillo tested the waters of microfinance and realized how wisely invested capital can transform the lives of the most econom...
- Across the world, virus anxiety and depression taking holdHis bewilderment as France suffers its fifth wave of the pandemic, with cases of the delta variant rising sharply along with omicron anxiet...
- Some mega trends of the past that will shape the futureThis world order created over the past 40 years was first broken apart during the global financial crisis (GFC), which overnight changed th...
- 30 years after 1991, reforms spasmodic, state meddling a constant in IndiaThirty years after Singh’s speech we are at another “crossroads.” Though the pandemic battered every economy, India like many emerging nati...
- After a year of the COVID-19 pandemic, a weary world looks back - and forwardOn March 11, 2020, when the World Health Organization declared a pandemic, few could foresee the long road ahead or the many ways in which ...
- Happy about jabs, worried about jobs: India's mood ahead of BudgetET Magazine conducted a three tier poll — of 100 CEOs, 27 economists and 3,476 middle-class Indians — over a fortnight in January to better...
- From SaaS to Reliance effect, here are eight trends that are reshaping pandemic-hit startup worldThe pandemic has reshaped the startup landscape. Stress took its toll but SaaS sector grasped at new opportunities and biotech firms rose t...
- One in five consumers in Mumbai, Bengaluru anxious about finances due to COVID-19: SurveyThe findings are based on a survey of 1,000 residents in Mumbai and Bangalore by the Swiss Re Group, a global reinsurer. The survey was con...
- Covid-19: Anxieties, life hacks and takeaways from India’s CEOs who are navigating uncharted territoryAn unprecedented business crisis looms. And no one can see light at the end of the tunnel. “The world is staring down the barrel of a reces...
- The only silver lining: Cleaner hands, bluer skies - what coronavirus has done for usOther environmental benefits include crystal-clear waters in Venice canals usually choked with tourist-laden boats.
- Quantum leap: It's time to reflect honestly on our motivations for innovationTechnology is beneficial in all sorts of ways but it’s also tearing us apart in ways we are only gradually comprehending. Generationally, w...
- Japan is cool but has no clue about selling itselfThe Japanese entertainment industry could do much more to transform its newfound cultural cachet into economic riches.
- How a skewed demography, digital revolution and changing social mores are making growing old in India difficultFrom consumption to knowledge, the balance in India is now tilted in favour of the digitally savvy young.
- Growing number of Chinese business executives working in India not willing to go backWith Chinese cos expanding India operations, a number of Chinese executives live and work here and many don't want to go back.
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