Daughters to the fore
Daughters to the fore
12 business-women extending family legacies
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How tech stole your happiness
How tech stole your happiness
This book is a timely reminder to take back control of both your health and mental well-being
Why there will always be scams
Why there will always be scams
A provocative book on frauds argues that there is an opportunity cost to eliminating dishonesty
Every age has its own fascism
Every age has its own fascism
Madeleine Albright’s book is a useful addition on fascism, both for what it says and what it doesn’t
In the sordid world of high finance
In the sordid world of high finance
Two books reveal the revolving-door relationship between the Big Four, businesses, governments and regulators
An Indonesian tragedy
An Indonesian tragedy
Geoffrey Robinson’s book lays bare the perils of the army capturing state power
Reductionism in the digital universe
Reductionism in the digital universe
James Bridle on how complex technology darkens our life and culture, and the urgent need to shed digital fatalism
The centre cannot hold
The centre cannot hold
History lessons on the rise of populism and the perils for ‘unequal’ democracies
Unquiet flows a river
Unquiet flows a river
The English translation of a famed 1974 Tamil novel lets a broader audience take in the ethos of a subaltern people in a fecund Dravidian belt
“Journalist as an independent entity is a thing of past”
Journalists are being made to act as ‘clerical coolis’ today, feels veteran political journalist P Raman, whose recent book, ‘The Post-truth Media’s Survival Sutra: A Footsoldier’s Version’ tracks the ups and downs of Indian media. The octogenarian journalist has shared his thoughts on Indian journalism and its future in a freewheeling email interview with BusinessLine. Excerpts:
Building equity using the integrity screen
On its silver jubilee founders of Quantum Advisors introspect on the value of investing
Cash rich Emami flexes its muscles again
After a bad patch, the FMCG major is back in the game reducing its pledged shares and prowling for ...
Grapes of growth: Sahyadri’s fruitful proposition
Can this collective — a for-profit company owned entirely by growers — become the Amul for fruits and ...
Famous Studios keeps pace with the moving screens
How Mumbai’s Famous Studios, set up in pre-Partition days, is reinventing itself for the streaming ...
4 reasons why your health policy may not cover all your medical bills
Terms and conditions that don’t catch the eye in the policy document could come into play at the time of claim ...
Index Outlook: Will Nifty rebound this week?
As the benchmark indices await clear direction, tread with caution
Covid loans are cheaper, but don’t go overboard
These loans carry interest rates that are lower than a regular personal loan
US stock investing: Why Discovery Inc shares are a good investment
Merger with Warner Media creates a formidable global content powerhouse
The Mural Project 3
The week begins with a journey: My sister collects me from Elsewhere in her beautiful silver grey chariot and ...
A suitcase full of blues
A writer longs to travel and be part of a mass of humanity united by a shared love for concert music
The billionaire who has let his heart take charge
Kouchouseph Chittilappilly who sold 50 lakh shares recently to fund his philanthropy on wealth, success and ...
‘Persepolis’ in Hindi: Growing up in war-torn Iran
Marjane Satrapi’s cult comic ‘Persepolis’ on a young Iranian girl negotiating teenage in the midst of war has ...
Grapes of growth: Sahyadri’s fruitful proposition
Can this collective — a for-profit company owned entirely by growers — become the Amul for fruits and ...
Playbook on search ads
How consumers are using e-commerce platforms to buy and research products
Famous Studios keeps pace with the moving screens
How Mumbai’s Famous Studios, set up in pre-Partition days, is reinventing itself for the streaming ...
Brand promotions are back with a bang
Shaking off the pandemic-induced lull, brand campaigns return with new energy and themes ranging from Gay ...
Is GST about ease of doing business?
Three years after its inception, compliance with GST procedures remains a headache for exporters, job workers ...
Channapatna sees a revival
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives of companies are altering the prospects for wooden toys of ...
Clustering around Koppal
Aequs Aerospace to create space for large-scale manufacture of toys at Koppal
Say cheese, says the organised dairy sector
And it has every reason to smile. Covid-19 has triggered a consumer shift towards branded products as ...