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Falling trust in America is a Pandora’s box for the global economyThe TACO trade, a bet on Trump backing down from market-rattling actions, seems outdated as his Iran war and global policy shifts create un...- Word of the Day: BlitheThe word blithe describes a cheerful and carefree attitude. It can mean happy and lighthearted, or it can suggest carelessness. The meaning...
- Quote of the day by Rex Harrison: "Tomorrow is a thief of pleasure."Rex Harrison was a famous British actor known for theatre and film roles, especially in My Fair Lady. His quote “Tomorrow is a thief of ple...
- A chocolate that reminds us that taste and texture must combineDubai chocolate, a fusion of Middle Eastern flavors and chocolate, has become a global sensation. Originating with pistachio and knafeh, it...
- Shrink the economy, save the world?Degrowth remained on the fringes of the fringe for decades, until increasing awareness about global warming percolated into public debates ...
- Crediting luck for a good outcome isn't a sign of an optimist. This is what science has to sayIt's often easy to oversimplify optimism as having a relentlessly upbeat outlook.
- View: Time for some ‘Atmanirbhar’ regulationsThe conduct of US-based Invesco, a loyalist-turned-renegade shareholder with a 17.88 per cent stake in ZEE is perplexing. Amid the twists a...
- India’s top designers are increasingly selling a stake to big companies. Is it good for fashion?Industry insiders say that the top 10 Indian couture houses had turnovers between Rs 200 crore and Rs 800 crore in 2019-20, before the pand...
- Women investors don’t need gimmicksI assume that, in general, women use financial websites at a lower rate than men do.
- The decline of collective trust?The judiciary, media, bureaucracy, academia- these were among several institutions that we reposed our faith in to act on our behalf.
- View: Argue for a privacy law, not against AadhaarThe problem is not with having a unique identity number but with the potential for misuse of the data on individuals it collects and stores.
- 2016 is the year when, across the world, leaders trumped parties and institutionsIn America, Donald Trump took the established Republican Party apart just as in Britain, Brexit hurt the Conservative establishment. In Ind...
- Pfizer's slams India's patent regime, says Indian standards are vague and malleableUS drugmaker Pfizer has slammed the patent regime in India, telling that all patents that the company has managed to get in India do not ha...
- Challenges for China in the Year of the RabbitThe lunar new year couldn't have begun on a more edgy note for China's rulers, who have been quick to add 'Cairo' and 'Egypt' to their list...
- 'Only area where Indo-China ties doing well is commerce'The first visit of a major Chinese leader in more than four years has yielded a bland joint communiqué skirting core Indian concerns but in...
- Money talk: Love or money?While working on her new novel Aftertaste, Namita found out that all the myths were true — it was indeed money, and not love, that lay at t...
- India’s turn to leadIndia leading the world is no facile pretence - it is something that the world needs.
- Affluenza author asks if it's possible to be an ethical marketerThe UK is brimming with Affluenza-afflicted consumers ripe for marketers to play on their ubiquitous desire to constantly compare themselve...
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