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Figure sends retired F.02 humanoid robots into a 75-ton molten steel furnace in Finland after transitioning to its newer F.03 fleetRobotics company Figure has used an unusual approach to retire much of its F.02 humanoid robot fleet, sending the machines into a 75-ton el...- CEO succession: How boards can build a strong leadership pipelineFor effective CEO succession planning, organizations must adopt a strategic, long-term approach, rather than merely reacting to circumstanc...
- In 1962, James West and Gerhard Sessler patented a small, low-cost microphone; their design is now inside 90% of the 2 billion microphones made each yearIn the 1960s, an unexpected incident at Bell Labs propelled James West and Gerhard Sessler into the annals of audio innovation with their e...
- In 2013, an Australian entrepreneur ran fitness sessions from his parents' garage; years later, the brand Fitstop generated $1.2 million a weekPeter Hull was running fitness sessions from his parents’ garage in Brisbane. He had no national gym chain behind him and no obvious reason...
- India Mobile Congress turns 10, and the 2026 Edition lands in Delhi this OctoberIndia Mobile Congress 2026 is on from October 7 to 10 at Yashobhoomi, New Delhi. The Department of Telecommunications runs it with COAI. Th...
- Yohan and Michelle Poonawalla make strategic investment in Optimized Solutions LtdThe investment will focus on supporting indigenous technology, innovation and advanced manufacturing in areas spanning defence, aerospace, ...
- From farm to classroom: Mahatma Gandhi’s vision for basic education and future of agricultural learningThe objective is not merely to prepare agriculture graduates as job seekers, but to equip them with the skills to solve problems, innovate ...
- In 2018, sisters invested A$25,000 in Mustard Made; years later, their side hustle became an 8-figure brand with 30+ employees across 3 continentsThe sisters got their first real answer at a Sydney trade show. They had put A$25,000 into Mustard Made and were expecting to build slowly....
- From healthcare to BFSI, industry-specific SaaS is redefining business operationsThe Economic Times Product of the Year Awards 2026 aims to celebrate remarkable software innovations for specific sectors. Comprising more ...
- In 2015, Colin started Stencil Stop as an online stencil business; by 2026, the company was bringing in around $100,000 a month by selling custom stencilsStencil Stop started when Clemson University alumnus Colin Mitchell and his roommate could not find a stencil featuring the school’s logo. ...
- ASML turned an old BBC description into a badge of honor as its chipmaking technology took off - why “relatively obscure” is printed on its hoodieASML has transitioned from being relatively obscure to becoming a key player in the chip technology arena. While it does not manufacture co...
- The rise and fall of forgotten coffee brands that shaped American nostalgia and culture-What happened to the coffee brands Americans grew up with and why do they still resonate?Many Americans recall coffee brands like Gold Shield and Savarin that were once common in homes. These brands can evoke strong feelings due...
- Affluent investors get more choiceSebi’s new 2026 PMS regulations are set to widen the investment options available to portfolio management services firms, allowing them to ...
- SC refuses UPI MDR stay; Nvidia unveils tools for rogue AIThe Supreme Court has refused to stay MDR on select UPI transactions and sought Centre’s response. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- From pickups to idle plants: automakers seek lifeline from defence boomWestern automakers are increasingly looking at defense contracts as a way to boost revenues and utilize excess capacity. Companies like For...
- Sleeper bus fire safety concerns grow after 9 die in Delhi-Mahoba bus blaze: What retrofitting and overloading can changeSleeper buses traveling along highways are facing heightened scrutiny following a tragic fire incident that resulted in nine fatalities. Ex...
- India’s new wealth creators: Why diversification is changing investment strategiesIndia’s new wealth creators are looking beyond traditional investments, exploring alternatives, global markets, and more diversified portfo...
- AI agents could rewrite the rules of office work: Dell’s Rob BrucknerAI agents have the potential to transform the division of labor within companies and streamline workflows significantly. As businesses inte...
- ET AI Hackathon, presented by Accenture: Phase-1 results are out-Now the real build beginsThe teams advancing are one step closer to the national finale and ready to turn technical capability into real-world solutions.
- SDHI targets to hire 550 people for white-collar and blue-collar roles by March 2027Swan Defence and Heavy Industries plans to hire more than 550 employees across white-collar and blue-collar roles by March 2027 as it expan...
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