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India Inc. is profitable. So why isn’t it investing?Indian companies are making record profits, but they are not investing in new factories or infrastructure. This is creating fewer jobs and ...- China’s EV boom is cleaning the air, and may have prevented 262,000 deathsElectric vehicles are proving to be life savers. Studies show China's shift to electric cars has prevented thousands of premature deaths. A...
- Chinese Proverb of the Day: ‘The person who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones with…’ How this ancient saying may completely change how millennials and Gen Z look at failure and progressProverb of the Day: What makes this Chinese proverb especially powerful is that it removes the pressure to achieve everything all at once. ...
- Why travellers are turning to the zodiac for vacation planningPeople are increasingly using astrocartography to guide major life choices. This practice, which maps planetary influences on locations, he...
- Meet the graduate who chose peace over office politics, opted to work at a graveyardThis graduate has landed a job at a cemetery and she can't be happier.
- 'Lying Flat Is Justice': Chinese millennials are ‘chilling,’ and Beijing isn’t happy about itWhile plenty of Chinese millennials continue to adhere to the country’s traditional work ethic, “lying flat” reflects both a nascent counte...
- Fans furious after China censors Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber & BTS from 'Friends: The Reunion'The censored celebs have incurred the wrath of the ruling Communist Party before as well.
- A millennials love affair: China's second-hand luxury goods market booms"Our income recorded a surge this year during the pandemic as offline stores are mostly closed," said Xu Wei, founder of Plum, a second-han...
- Chinese millennials drink milk in bid to boost immunity, even as coronavirus lingersAt this year’s National People’s Congress, China’s annual meeting of parliament, a lawmaker suggested the government should make it a natio...
- India exporting tea to China and Iran despite covid, border standoffIndian tea exports to China and Iran have taken off despite the economic uncertainty due to Covid-19 and the standoff between India and Chi...
- China keen on buy but tea output, auction disruptedIndia had exported 248.29 million kg of tea in 2019, lower than the 256.06 million kg exported in 2018.
- Tea prices crash 40% on Covid-19 fearsIranian buyers, on the other hand, have said that they will review the situation in the first week of April and act accordingly.
- Why millennials are not a marketing shortcutIn India, the 400 million strong millennial segment in the age group 18-36 years (median age 29-32 years) has a collective spending power o...
- Gold may regain safe haven status for investors this Akshaya TritiyaTraders and jewelers believe that millennials are giving thegold a skip this year.
- Samsung wants crown back, seeks to blunt Xiaomi’s edgeThe company’s new M-series of smartphones will be targeted at ‘millennials’, who are flocking to ecommerce platforms to buy smartphones.
- The stamp of luxury never really fadesWise fashionistas merely store rather than discard, waiting for the tide to inevitably turn.
- 'Chinese rank as India 3rd best spot for culture exploration'The Hotels.com Chinese International Travel Monitor survey revealed that travellers from China have ranked India at number three globally f...
- How Indian 'millennial' travellers are driving new trends by shunning sightseeing & fixed itinerariesIt’s with an eye on this segment — the millennial independent professionals — that Tourism New Zealand zeroed in on Bollywood star Sidharth...
- John Paul Joy Alukkas among Asia’s wealthiestThe 29-year-old Alukkas, Executive Director Joyalukkas group and son of its Chairman Joy Alukkas has been ranked 8th wealthiest on the Weal...
- Pasta connectionsRoman-era habitations also dot the Indian coast but it is a measure, perhaps, of our cultural resilience that pasta only colonised the Indi...
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