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Your long fingernails can finally stop being a smartphone nightmareLong nails often make touchscreen use a challenge. Researchers are developing a conductive nail polish, incorporating compounds like taurin...- India must pivot to a new set of economic & trade policies that values human beingsIndia needs to move away from open economy macroeconomics to achieve strategic autonomy, balancing relationships with global powers. A focu...
- Annual performance appraisal: Take charge of the most important discussion of the yearThis is the time for annual goal setting that will determine how you will be measured next year, your likelihood of success or failure and ...
- ET Explainer: How to buy genuine art and avoid fraudsFake art scams aren't new. Just earlier this year, a former Los Angeles auctioneer agreed to plead guilty to an art fraud scheme where he f...
- Want to avoid frauds? A no-nonsense guide to ensuring the art you buy is the real dealArt forgeries and dubious provenances are a common scourge in the industry. Here are some factors to watch out for before making a purchase.
- In ancient Egypt, severed hands were spoils of warThe Hyksos are widely believed to have introduced the Egyptians to the horse and chariot, glass-working and all sorts of weaponry, includin...
- O'2 Nails India raises $150K in seed round led by Real Time Angel Fund, AIC-BIMTECHO'2 Nails India runs 30 stores across the country and covers 7 states. The company has plans to launch over 100 stores in the financial yea...
- The Apprentice: Here are 18 candidates who are vying for £250,000 from Lord SugarThe Apprentice's cast for 2023 has been revealed. 18 new contestants is going competing to win Lord Alan Sugar’s £250,000 business investme...
- From Pablo Picasso to Juan Gris, titans of art world often relied on optical illusion to make their paintings stand outOptical illusions create a feeling of space.
- O'2 Nails India raises undisclosed amount of pre-seed funding from angel investorsO'2 Nails India operates Quick Service format boutiques in eight cities across India including Delhi, focusing on the nail care market.
- Want your business to survive the pandemic? You may not be focusing on the most important assetMany lazy leaders have made the easy decision and short-term decisions to ride the crisis. Having done that they may have destroyed the lon...
- How corporate museums help companies stay groundedCorporate museums help companies connect with their past and reach out to employees and the public for a brighter future.
- Defence minister suppressing facts on Rafale deal: Former defence ministerAddressing a press conference, Antony rejected as "completely false" the charges of Sitharaman that an unprecedented intervention by him in...
- Haryana to set up board for development of 'Nai' communityAt a meeting of the state cabinet chaired by Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar here today, it was decided that a Kesh Kala and Kaushal Vik...
- What the beauty business needs: Long-wear lipsticks and nail polishes, 24-hour moisturisersThe future of the beauty industry belongs not to the brand that is the largest, but to the one that is most inventive.
- Here is how Tesla will win the coming hacking wars in the auto industryTesla executives and Tesla engineers, on the hardware and software side, are more likely to understand cyberthreats because they're closer ...
- Maharashtra government gets into action against cyber crime, seeks to train 1000 officersThe state will have a seven-year contract with a technological partner that will provide tools, technology and analysts for a state-of-art ...
- Samsung's marketing splurge doesn't always bring bang-for-buckSamsung is expected to spend around $14 bn - more than Iceland's GDP - on advertising and marketing this year, but it doesn't always get va...
- Mumbai police gets 26/11 evidence from FBIThe Mumbai police has obtained "crucial evidences" from the FBI that points that the plot to execute the 26/11 terror attack was hatched in...
- Onida devil to turn more human, stylish in second makeoverTrust the Rs 1,500-crore Mirc Electronics’ evergreen devil to change colour for the second time in its 26-year history with an overarching ...
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