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Mondelez tweaks supply chain by embracing tech to power key functions

The chocolate maker is embracing technology to power key functions such as distribution, retail and sales, besides leveraging tech solutions to reduce inventory levels

Auto brands take tech test on voice-driven cars, joystick-run wheels

Renault, Yamaha, Maruti Suzuki are among a long list of auto majors turning to technology to woo the next generation of buyers

Kommune is becoming a hub for Indian storytelling talent

An unusual collective of performing arts is becoming a hub for storytelling talent, writes Vanita Kohli-Khandekar

J W Marriott bets on food, weddings and uses data to craft Indian identity

In India we need to position F&B extremely well. It is a huge talking point and it is one of the brand's pillars, said Neeraj Govil, Area vice president, South Asia

Marketers are required to be more Sisyphus than The Vitruvian Man

Marketing is ultimately about people and relationships and these are unpredictable and messy

Horlicks widens its brand appeal with new ad campaign 'Fearless Kota'

The market leader looks to expand its footprint with more targeted advertising and a broader portfolio of products, hopes to beat the clutter and stay relevant

Dwelling on act of questioning at a philosophy boot camp in Uttarakhand

Unsurprisingly, Jahanbegloo's most evocative session was on forgiveness and revenge, and the most hotly contested one on God and religion

These two Telugu movies affirm Sridevi's status as a cine goddess

Barring Isabelle Huppert, I can't think of any other actor in the world who can stake claim to such a rich body of work under her belt, writes J Jagannath

From cure in cow urine to 'superior child', pseudoscience inviting research

Pseudoscience is a set of beliefs or practices that masquerades as science to claim legitimacy

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There are question marks over Levon Aronian's temperament

France's Marion Bartoli returns with a new and more conventional serve

A shoulder impingement and a torn tendon, most likely caused by her unorthodox service motion, forced Bartoli to retire just weeks after she won Wimbledon

How a fabric with a hoary history was rediscovered by fashion designers

Ramie is a fabric made from the nettles that grow wild in rainfall-rich states like Meghalaya

HTC U11 Plus review: Pricier, but full of surprises for multimedia fanatics

The U11 Plus can be a perfect choice if you are looking for a premium smartphone with brilliant camera, incredible audio output, consistent performance, top-of-the-line innards, ample storage and RAM

From JBL Flip 4 to Jabra Speak 710, five new devices you would love to have

Abhik Sen suggests five new devices for you to consider

TVS Apache RR 310 has the heart and soul of a fierce beast on the road

TVS Apache RR 310 is beyond the good looks and a premium feel, writes Joshua David Luther

Jahan-e-Khusrau returns with Sufi poetry performed by some powerful voices

The lineup of the three-day festival includes performances by Shubha Mudgal, Hans Raj Hans, Kailash Kher, Malini Awasthi

The latest version of Audi Q5 is more stylish and powerful than before

The latest version of the Audi Q5 showcases the best of German engineering, says Joshua David Luther

What are principal wine regions of France, and what do they produce?

French wines rarely give the name of their grapes on the label

Fancy water bottles aren't worth the money, but they may change your life

Polly Mosendz tests several of the top offerings from the multibillion-dollar reusable water bottle market and finds an existential truth

Bouldering is a growing subculture for adventure enthusiasts in India

As sport climbing makes its debut at the 2020 Summer Olympics, it was only a matter of time till bouldering found its place in the sun, say enthusiasts of the subculture