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India shows that forcing teens off their phones isn’t always goodThe UK's initiative to restrict social media access for individuals under 16 mimics India's stance, rooted in fears surrounding child well-...- Quote of the day by Haile Selassie I: “Leadership does not mean domination…” — powerful lessons on true leadership, why real leaders guide not control, and what today’s youth can learn about responsibility and respect from Ethiopia’s iconic rulerQuote of the day by Haile Selassie I explains real leadership in simple words. It shows leaders should guide people, not control them. The ...
- Charting the global economy: UK, Japan Budgets; wary US consumersGlobal economic trends reveal mixed signals. The UK bolstered its fiscal buffer, while Japan grapples with rising debt amid stimulus plans....
- As Trump cracks down on college student visas, other countries see opportunityTougher US visa processes are deterring international students, leading to a potential 30-40% drop in new enrollments and a $7 billion econ...
- Gone with the gold watch: Britain’s missing economy and other pub-side mysteriesBritain is known for its myths and legends like the Loch Ness Monster. The author compares the search for these mythical creatures to the s...
- Even in last few years when he was not so well, he would...: N Chandrasekaran shares a heartfelt memory of Ratan TataRatan Tata, the former chairman of the Tata Group, who led the conglomerate for over two decades, passed away last year at the age of 86. H...
- A history of globalisation on horsebackThe animal has been part of Western imagination since Paleolithic humans painted the Lascaux caves around 20,000 years ago
- Ratan Tata, former Tata Group chairman, dies at age 86Ratan Tata, the visionary former chairman of Tata Group, died at 86. He transformed the conglomerate during his 20-year tenure with global ...
- View: Do we really need to rejig the gig economy?The Covid-19 pandemic has caused businesses to dry up. Which is why equity is an immediate concern. However, court rulings that tinker with...
- Mukesh Ambani, the most hardworking businessman in the lockdownWhile the economy grapples with the fallout of Covid-19 and the harshest lockdown in the world, the Ambani raised more than $20 billion of ...
- Exploring the world's phantom FDI: Luxembourg, Ireland well-known tax havens destinationsIreland and the Netherlands are preferred destinations for multinationals operating in Europe.
- Only 1% of China electric car startups to survive, investor saysChina’s quest to lead the world in cars powered by electricity has enticed investors to pour billions of dollars into startups and producti...
- When history came full circle: How Modi Raj outmanoeuvred British Raj at the ICJBhandari's election is being seen as symbolic of the shifting global order where emerging economies are growing more powerful and big power...
- UK backs India's bid for permanent membership of UNSCIndia has long been seeking a permanent place in the UN Security Council to reflect its importance as a trillion dollar economy and a major...
- More business leaders needed from Parsi community: Finance Minister Arun JaitleyJaitley was speaking at the maiden 'Iranshah Udvada Utsav', a global congregation of the minority Parsi community, at this tiny coastal ham...
- Rolls-Royce looking to set up an R&D centre in Bangalore for critical parts: Paul SteinRolls-Royce is also creating intellectual property from India through a relationship with software services firm Tata Consultancy Services ...
- Innovation happens because you stimulate flow inside company: Paul Stein"Elon Musk is fantastic, the world needs him," said Stein."And the lessons big companies like us learn from him is the art of the possible."
- State should target sectors where the country’s industry has a comparative advantageMonetary stimulus would work in developing economies because interest rates are nowhere near zero.
- Padding up: Indian entrepreneurs make huge overseas acquisitionsIndian cricketers have traditio-nally been poor travellers. Lions in their own den, shrinking violets when out of the comfort zone. The nou...
- G8, emerging economies join to save Doha talksIndustrialised powers and key emerging market countries made fresh commitments to getting currently deadlocked global trade talks off dead ...
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