What the $20 billion, New York-based Colgate-Palmolive announced last week was unique in the world of corporate-startup alliances
New markets and stronger demand from lower-income households can drive productive employment
The fact that the BIS statute is mandated by different ministries and that the process can take up to six months adds to investment complexities
Workplace exposure also needs to be expanded because 80 per cent of learners cite inadequate practical experience and industry exposure as a major gap in their degrees
Today's Best of BS Opinion examines rising sugar prices, AI-led credit assessment, global trade dualism, mounting US fiscal risks and China's reshaping of collective memory.
A pain-free budget consolidation is wishful thinking, not least because of AI
Over the past decade or so, India's education portfolio score has entered a bear market, as any two-bit technical analyst will tell you
Amid geopolitical flux, the prospects for reinvigorating the 80-year-old multilateral trade order appear dim straight talk
Economists have shown that information asymmetry can produce adverse selection and that markets can lose good opportunities when one side does not have enough information about the other
The government says stocks are sufficient to meet domestic demand until the new crushing season begins in October, but the sharp price rise shows how sensitive the market has become
Today's Best of BS Opinion examines US sanctions on Iran, H1N1 risks, aviation regulation, hard-to-abate sector transition plans and India's software product journey.
A net-zero target without sector transition plans and transition finance is a destination with no map
Like other kinds of seasonal flu, H1N1 flourishes in humid weather
Beijing is the customer of almost 90 per cent of Iran's exports of crude oil and it supplies Tehran much-needed infrastructure support and dual-use technologies
Caps on contracts are only a partial solution for dealing with oligopoly in India's airports
A reimagined skilling system must be built around the changing world of work: What is changing, how fast, and how to responds to rapid changes, and counterintuitive shifts
The focus must shift from the visible spectacle of capacity addition to the invisible architecture of grid management
Durable growth depends not just on expansion but on stronger foundations across telecom, education, energy, skilling and institutions
India needs to strengthen teaching infrastructure
Operators must not leave those looking for basic services