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CEOs say they are concerned about talent gap in their ranks

This year's survey sees a shift. CEOs are now focused on reskilling and upskilling their existing workforce

Smartphone buyers interested in spending Rs 40,000 for a new device: Survey

8% of respondents indicated their interest in spending Rs 80,000 or more

Old is gold? How used car market players are offering greater transparency

How online pre-owned car sellers are making the most of the crisis in the auto industry

MMT to expand its footprint, gets down to business with corporate travel

MMT has sporadically forayed into corporate travel management in the past

Spotify tunes into Bollywood pitch, ropes in Anil Kapoor for TV campaign

The global music streaming app is doing what a number of global brands navigating their way through the country's complex consumer landscape have done but at the risk of losing its unique identity

Cannes 2019: What went wrong for India, especially after two good years?

Indian advertisement contingent failed to bag top honours and the scorecard was the lowest in five years

The new Apple AirPods still reigns supreme, albeit in its own paradise

For Rs 14,900 (and Rs 18,900 with the wireless charging case), the new AirPods are a great gadget, writes Veer Arjun Singh

From Spotify to Apple: Streaming giants turn up the pitch, vie to be heard

Spotify, YouTube, Amazon, Apple are using every tool in the kit to woo Indian listeners and take on the local labels

Customers want omnipresent brands, convenience and on-demand service

Young consumers want personalisation, respect and transparency; are more likely to cut all ties if brands don't comply: Adobe

From Rajnikanth jokes to gajar ka halwa, Amazon's Alexa finds a desi voice

Less than two years since its journey began in the country, Amazon's voice assistant has picked up thousands of new skills to appeal to the desis

My favourite campaign is MuscleBlaze's 'Tum Nahi Samjhoge': Shrenik Gandhi

The brand seems to have taken an anthropological approach rather than the traditional marketing science to derive consumer insight, says Gandhi

Answers to the Strategist quiz #619

Answers to the Strategist quiz #619

QUIZ #620

Quiz #620

Hard holidays: Vacations peppered with radiations and ghost town tours

HBO mini-series Chernobyl has triggered a tourist rush to the nuclear disaster site. But then dark vacations have always been an attraction, writes Nikita Puri

How ancient Greek philosophy could help you work smarter and better

Though now considered outdated, the four temperaments according to Greek philosophy may help you become a more efficient professional, writes Elizabeth Grace Saunders

Poetry in Parliament

Does political poetry have any value at all?

Book review: Photos paying tribute to the Himalayan splendour of Solukhumbu

The haunting photographs of Himalayas remind us why we must do everything in our power to sustain the fragile ecology of these precious mountains, says Shyam Saran

CHESS #1358

The Asian continental saw Indians take four out of five spots for the World Cup 2019

To the fallen soldier: On the trail of a World War I campaign in Gallipoli

Marked with graves of fallen soldiers, the Turkish peninsula of Gallipoli is a land of memorials.

The artist as a poet

Prabhakar Barwe is that rare artist whose work defies description and cannot be easily slotted under a convenient label