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A roadmap for building future-ready workplacesAs workplaces continue to transform, organizations face the challenge of prioritizing continuous workforce development and skill refinement...- The Comeback of the Physical Store—and What It Means for Your BusinessBrick-and-mortar retail is not declining but evolving, as stores take on new roles as logistics hubs, experiential destinations, and powerf...
- Akhilesh Pathak assumes charge as Director (Projects) POWERGRIDAkhilesh Pathak has taken charge as Director (Projects) of Power Grid Corporation of India. He graduated in electrical and electronics engi...
- Telcos, consumer groups clash over TRAI’s 5G slicing, coverage map and service quality rulesTelecom operators and consumer groups differed sharply over TRAI’s proposed rules for 5G network slicing, coverage map accuracy and service...
- Space-tech’s missing link: The skilled talent powering India’s $100 billion ambitionSpace job news: India's space industry is undergoing significant changes, with an increasing presence of private startups contributing to i...
- In 1972, Washington teacher Robert Shields began recording his life every 5 minutes; by 1997, his diary had reached 37.5 million wordsFor almost 30 years, Robert Shields meticulously documented every facet of his existence, utilizing six typewriters to ensure uniformity in...
- Lessons from Chinese AI Firms on Owning Customers’ HabitsAs U.S. AI firms compete in an escalating race for superior models, bigger benchmarks, and more advanced features, Chinese companies are pu...
- JioStar to deepen ChatGPT integration as AI reshapes sports viewingJioStar launched a deep product integration with ChatGPT during the IPL that went beyond conventional search. Viewers could ask questions a...
- What glucosamine may be doing inside the brain has scientists taking a closer look at its possible link to dementia progressionResearchers at the University of Florida found links between glucosamine use and higher dementia progression in individuals with mild cogni...
- Your Talent Strategy Has to Keep Up with Your AI TransformationThe entry-level job pipeline is thinning globally, and the consequences of eliminating these types of roles in favor of AI are compounding....
- Aspiring Leaders, Don’t Just Network UpAspiring leaders and high-potential professionals often prioritize building relationships with senior leaders, assuming visibility at the t...
- Your calf muscles may be doing more than helping you walk. They could be talking to your brain through a protein that may influence mood and trigger the growth of new neuronsScientists identified apelin, a protein signaling from leg muscles to the brain. Exercising mice showed increased apelin levels in their bl...
- Don’t Let AI Destroy the Skills That Make Your Company CompetitiveArtificial intelligence is often promoted as a force multiplier for organizations, but used carelessly it can erode the very capabilities t...
- Stop using 'big words' during job interviews: Candidate says this 'dumb' advice boosts up confidence during questionsA job candidate’s experience during a panel interview has sparked discussion online about why people sometimes struggle to communicate thei...
- How People Actually Get to the C-Suite in S&P 500 CompaniesFor ambitious executives, reaching the C-suite increasingly requires more than functional expertise. Drawing on research into S&P 500 leade...
- ETSA 2026: Emergent shifting focus from AI software to business automation, says CEO Mukund JhaThe company is testing agents that can remain active in the background, monitor business metrics and help with tasks such as cash-flow anal...
- Lieutenant Commander Yashasvi Solanki makes history as first woman officer from India’s Armed Forces to serve as President’s Aide-de-Camp: Who Is She?Lieutenant Commander Yashasvi Solanki made history in May 2025 by becoming the first woman officer from India’s Army, Navy or Air Force to ...
- In 2013, a Danish man set out to visit every country without flying; nearly 10 years later, the Maldives was his final stopTorbjorn Pedersen journeyed to 203 countries over nine years without flying. He faced malaria, gunmen, and a pandemic, which tested his res...
- Psychology says women who compliment female strangers may be taking a small social risk with a surprisingly big payoffPeople who gave compliments tended to underestimate how good their words would make the other person feel. They were often more concerned a...
- Psychology says people whose homes look perfect but cupboards are a mess may share this surprising tendencyCupboards are easy places to postpone organizing because the effort often brings little immediate or visible payoff. Tidying the living roo...
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