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Big data for SMEs

Data will blur the heterogeneity in the business ecosystem in the long run

How robotics can ease hiring pain

HR solutions powered by robotics and machine learning are enabling recruiters to make better hiring decisions

Vodafone India tunes in to a new beat

With a new tagline and revamped visual identity, the telecom major readies for the bruising battle for survival in the Indian market

Indian Super League: Brands get closer to the goalpost

Indian Super League looks to cash in on the growing fervour for the game among the youth and female audiences

We want user connections on our platform to be more productive: Penry Price

Interview with Penry Price, vice-president, marketing solutions (LMS), LinkedIn

Asia-Pacific remains global leader in HNWI population and wealth: Report

Asia-Pacific is on target to surpass $40 trillion in HNWI wealth by 2025, says report

Service sector embracing gig economy in India

Vantage point: Insights from cutting-edge research

Online firms look at value creation to seize markets

As vast segments of the taxi and furniture markets remain unorganised, differentiated offerings at scale remains the biggest hurdle

Is scale the enemy of brand essence?

When brands lose their heads to growth, they put their core at risk

The merchandise story: From push to shove

Disney, Turner cash in on the growing interest in merchandise, increase licensing deals and expand the range of products

Divya Spandana: Adding vibrancy to Congress' social media charge

Actor-turned-politician Divya Spandana has added momentum to Rahul Gandhi's social media strategy

Pollution smog-asbord

Maybe Delhi's air needs a brand manager

'Remnants of a Separation' retraces the tragic legacy of Partition

The fluidity of memory is moored with material objects in this book

Exploring Christie's $200 million art vault

Works by Rothko, Basquiat, Cy Twombly and more bump up against each other in this humble storage space

Shah Rukh Khan is reinventing himself as a formidable businessman

Movies produced by Red Chillies always make money, even though the distributors might not, said a trade analyst

Mumbai's Sassoon Docks, now a walkable art district

With 40 artists from India and overseas, the narratives are varied

Honor 9i: Explore the world with four cameras

Huawei has carved a niche for themselves in the market by relentlessly producing well-performing devices

Could you be allergic to additives in food or drugs?

Doctors disagree on whether food additives like dyes, preservatives, stabilisers and other substances can provoke a true allergic reaction

Assassin's Creed: How it all began

Set in the Ptolemaic period, the game takes us to ancient Egypt, where you play as Bayek

HRLN is making justice accessible to people who can't defend themselves

A legal-aid network is slowly and surely trying to ensure that marginalised communities in India are aware of and have access to their Constitutional rights