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Executives with scandal-tainted firms pay penalty in job market

Uber: Tugging at the heartstrings

In its maiden advertising campaign, Uber captures the sense of hope and the belief in possibilities that is driving India

Statspeak: On-call services

Can ITC race to the top?

The number three player in the foods business is beefing up its product portfolio and distribution muscle to take on Parle and Britannia

Amazon Kindle 2016: For first-timers

After using the Kindle Oasis and my Paperwhite, the dip in screen resolution hits you hard

Five things I liked in iOS 10

Apple rolled out iOS 10 last week

Flip in style

The Asus Zenbook Flip is a hybrid laptop that delivers on all fronts

Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT: The sophisticated SUV

Even with its mammoth size, the Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT is fleet-footed and has all the trappings of a luxury car

Artists, framed

A Delhi-based artist and chronicler has embarked on a unique journey to capture Indian and Pakistani artists with their works

Copy that

Despite the landmark judgment in favour of Delhi University's photocopiers, many questions remain unanswered

It's not just the app

Wearable activity trackers may not boost weight loss

Chess (#1219)

Marcel Duchamp was an international player and Henri Matisse did a portrait of his family kibitzing a chess game

The age of confusion

Adolescence can be a tricky age, especially when teenagers become too old to be treated as children and yet, are too young to be called adults. A mental health institute is ensuring that their psychol

A touch of Naples

With its Neapolitan cuisine, Sorrento adds another dimension to Italian fare

Gum and guitar

Over coffee from Seattle, the author reminisces about the city that is proud of its eccentricities

Not as magnificent

When compared to the 1960 original, the latest version of The Magnificent Seven thrills only sporadically

Child of slum, queen of chess

Set in a shanty Ugandan town, Mira Nair's Queen of Katwe is a heart-warming film based on a true story

Why Islam is not 'exceptional'

Shadi Hamid's analysis points to a fundamental misreading of the history and politics of West Asia

Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra: It's personal

Life experiences are what shape Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's unique brand of cinema

Space jam

As satellites built by students begin to dot the skies at seamless intervals, India's dreams of exploring the final frontier are now cradled in colleges