Prosenjit Datta

Replete with personal experiences and anecdotes, this book is an important reminder of how a board should be

Lithium-ion batteries drive the clean-energy revolution, but mining and processing their minerals come at a steep environmental and human cost.

Using data to control people is nothing new. A digital humanities professor attempts to show how data has been used from pre-history to modern times to control empires

This book on founders and their failures offers flashes of genuine insight but feels incomplete

Geopolitical tensions and the US steps to keep China from catching up in AI and in chip technology has created two distinct worlds

While the book is written obviously for policymakers in the United States, it can actually pretty well be used by most governments in both developed nations and fast-developing nations like India

The book gives an intimate glimpse of how the US changed, both as a society as well as in its economic regulations

Kanwal Rekhi's delightful autobiography paints a picture of the US, its strengths and weaknesses, through the eyes of the first wave of talented Indian entrepreneurs

Even among rags to riches stories of entrepreneurship, Desh Bandhu Gupta's life and achievements stand out

How the Tata company went from being a loss-making firm to becoming a front-runner in design and technology in India and globally

AI is still not intelligent in the human sense, but fears of a superintelligent threat to humanity are not misplaced

As air quality worsens, balancing 8% GDP growth with cleaner air requires stricter enforcement and new policy focus

A sharp, immersive look at phone fraud networks, their victims, and the hidden economies that keep them alive

Corruption is not a new phenomenon in India. Nor is it unique to India - indeed corruption can be found across the world

The world has become firmly divided into two camps. One side believes that AI will solve almost all our problems pretty soon. The other worries about the emerging dangers

Following the H-1B visa fee hike, India needs to announce concrete measures to attract Indian and global tech talent, as Europe and several Asian and Nordic countries have already done

The creator of the Red Bull empire had a strong aversion to media attention, and even his death would not change that

The only way to be a globally competitive manufacturing power is to ensure that the domestic market is aligned to the cost and quality demanded by global markets

We have allowed these vulnerabilities to grow over the decades because of inaction

A tale of defective hip implants exposes India's weak medical oversight - and how multinationals treat Indian patients worse than those in rich countries