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Talent twist: Silicon Valley's India story takes an unexpected turnThe prospective appointment of Kunal Shah to a leadership position at WhatsApp exemplifies an emerging pattern: Indian founders are increas...- Meta's WhatsUpside Down hire: How Kunal Shah broke the Valley playbookSilicon Valley's AI talent war saw tech giants acquire engineers. However, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg broke the mold by investing $900 million ...
- Why the world is betting on China again, and what India must do about itChina's business environment prioritizes market share with strong government backing. The nation has shifted to high-quality, high-speed pr...
- Psychology says comparing your life with others online silently damages self-worth: Why someone else’s success can make your own progress feel invisiblePsychology does not encourage people to avoid inspiration or disregard the achievements of others. Rather, research suggests that self-wort...
- June Horoscope 2026: These 3 zodiac signs could see a major money breakthrough next weekThe June Horoscope suggests a promising stretch ahead for these three Zodiac Signs. Whether it comes in the form of a professional breakthr...
- CEOs quitting general insurance companies to pursue entrepreneurial venturesTop executives are exiting established general insurance firms to launch new entrepreneurial ventures. This trend is fueled by India's vast...
- Gen-Z did not invent entrepreneurship but it might be the first generation that thinks it does not require permissionIndian campuses are witnessing a surge in student entrepreneurship, with Gen-Z founders prototyping and building ventures before graduation...
- View: Why Indian companies don’t want to invest in IndiaIndian companies are not investing as much as the government expects them to. Despite tax cuts and infrastructure spending, businesses have...
- India’s growth engine is quietly powered by disciplined MSMEs, says Stanford Seed’s Harish ArnezathIndia's economic growth is increasingly driven by disciplined MSMEs, not just startups. Stanford Seed's Harish Arnezath highlights that fou...
- 'I used to feel like I was in a jail': He quit Rs 40 LPA job in the UK and came back to India. Here's why he returned home early in his careerA young physiotherapist left a lucrative ₹40 lakh per annum job in the UK to return to India and start his own venture. Driven by entrepren...
- G-Force of Dhando & Dhurandhar: The cultural code behind Gujarati enterpriseGujaratis are renowned for their remarkable entrepreneurial achievements, significantly shaping India's economic landscape. Their business ...
- Indian family biz thrived on instinct. Now it needs something moreIndian family businesses are confident and resilient amidst global uncertainty. However, they are not adopting new technologies as quickly ...
- 'Pathar se paisa': Delhi boy turns a roadside stone into a Rs 5,000 designer clock, internet calls him 'next Ambani'A Delhi boy transformed a roadside stone into a polished, functional clock, selling it for ₹5,000. After refining the design based on feedb...
- Tired of corporate jobs? Vivek Oberoi, a man of Rs 1,200 crore, shares how he achieved financial freedomBollywood actor Vivek Oberoi boasts a net worth of Rs 1200 crore, making him one of India's wealthiest stars. He offers financial advice on...
- Zerodha was not Nikhil Kamath’s first business venture—His mother shut that down. Here’s whyNikhil Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha, began showcasing his entrepreneurial skills as a teenager in the 9th grade when he started buying and...
- Vivek Oberoi’s Rs 1,200 crore wealth: From stock trading to building a portfolio to smart business movesBollywood actor Vivek Oberoi has built a Rs 1200 crore business empire, according to reports. He started young, launching a tech startup at...
- Private sector capex in focus at ET AwardsAt the much-awaited ET Awards for Corporate Excellence on April 28 in Mumbai, a high-powered panel will discuss what needs to be done to st...
- Harsh Mariwala, Ritesh Agarwal, N Venkatram: India Inc bosses reveal the word that inspires themHarrods MD Michael Ward revealed that he has never done anything in one word.
- Government wants to take entrepreneurship lessons to schoolsThe government wants to take entrepreneurship lessons to schools, teaching youngsters what it takes to start a business at an early age.
- Gen-Y employees want leaders who motivate: Jobbuzz surveyGen-Y employees aspire to grow big, fast and take up bigger challenges, as soon as they can.
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