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Coopetition or co-opetition (sometimes spelled co-opertition) is a neologism coined to describe cooperative competition
Many brands today are still guessing if the worst is behind us
Not many of us would know that Shillong in Meghalaya, every November, hosts the India International Cherry Blossom Festival
The BIRD initiative aims to ensure daily and lifelong reading practice for a billion people in India, with a strong focus on reaching girls and women
For Airbnb and Etsy.com, the Ukraine conflict has come as completely unexpected brand boosters
'Since I am back to running an ad agency full-time after many years, I have witnessed a new breed of clients', says the author
The silver lining is that despite all of the malevolent dark clouds hovering over Bollywood, Corporate India has not curtailed its patronage of Hindi cinema
A study from Casumo too confirms that Dalton is the most popular Bond performer with audiences
Two very newsworthy happenings over the last week, linked to celebrity endorsements, have opened up a very interesting debate on loyalty
'The last 18 months have changed the world. In many more ways than one', said the author
'Stereotypes can be changed in many ways', says the author
In business too, losing finalists really get nowhere, get nothing. It is purely "winner takes all"
Social loafing describes the tendency of individuals to put forth less effort when they are part of a group, or working together as a co-located team
Sandeep Goyal examines the culture of the beard and its significance in these WFH times
The Ronaldo episode is not likely to be the last, as many more celebrities may now want to make visible statements in support of causes close to their hearts
Where Ms Chawla seems to have erred is that she has not been able to build the desired credibility required to champion the cause she took to court
A nationwide survey in Japan, conducted between May 7 and 9, by the conservative Yomiuri Shimbun, showed 59 per cent wanted the Games cancelled as opposed to 39 per cent who said they should be held.
We've cheered "Essential Workers", as the light has been shone on the people in the shadows, who actually make the world go round
Satanism is not a theme Nike could be seen to be associated with in any which way
Are "dubious" new categories and "shady" new brands, financed and funded by avaricious investors trying to change the contours of the Indian marketplace forever?