·Entrepreneurship, Startups & Innovation
Is Old the New Useless?
What leads to the belief that twenty-first century companies cannot be created by people over 30? Or 40? Or even 50?
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·Leadership & Organisation
For good leadership, principles need to be a notch above the rules
Technology is changing the rules of business. But business leaders aren’t skilling themselves for the new world. And without principles, the company won’t go anywhere
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·Economy, Policy & Society
China's economic shift: Politics trumps growth
Despite the slowdown in its economy, Xi Jinping has not intervened with a stimulus package. The reason is a big shift in his policy, which is focused on building self-reliance. And this China Dream calls for patience and collective sacrifice by the Chinese nation
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G Venkat Raman
Professor, Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Management, Indore
·Entrepreneurship, Startups & Innovation
Transformers: The DNA of an innovative company
How do you design and run an innovative company? In his book Deepak Loomba details his experiences in setting up De Core Science and Technologies as a scalable and flexible firm
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Rishikesha T Krishnan
Former Director, IIMB, Professor of Strategy
·Economy, Policy & Society
How may Einstein have thought of God and Aadhaar?
Does God exist? Is eating meat ethical? What about systems like Aadhaar? What about questions like these? A century after Einstein thought a hypothesis to explain the nature of space and time, it stands proven, and has been awarded the Nobel Prize. How may he take these questions on?
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Charles Assisi
Co-founder and Director, Founding Fuel
·Business & Strategy
Wooing the multi-channel shopper: How traditional retailers can compete with e-tailers
Selling to the new breed of shoppers who want to shop at a time and on a device convenient to them
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·Business & Strategy
Interested in a 20% increase in sales?
Put your storytelling skills to work to be a better salesperson
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·Business & Strategy
Giving birth to a new European steel behemoth
The logic behind the partnership between Tata Steel and Thyssenkrupp to give shape to a sustainable steel business in Europe is compelling. But the labour pains involved are likely to be equally challenging
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Indrajit Gupta
Co-founder and Director, Founding Fuel
·Leadership & Organisation
Six archetypes of leaders for a new normal
The post pandemic era will need fresh thinking and an ability to learn and adapt
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Aparajita (Opu) Bhattacharyya
Product Strategy & Monetization, Microsoft Azure, Seattle
·Entrepreneurship, Startups & Innovation
Dad, I want to start up!
Pallavi Desai wanted to start up seven years ago. Her dad Santosh Desai had serious reservations. She finally launched Creatures of Habit in February 2020. In Episode #4 of TAMG, they share the passions and anxieties, the highs and lows, as Pallavi set up an apparel label.
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·Economy, Policy & Society
What you need to know about sending your kids back to school
October 9, 2021 | FF Daily #495: What are the risks if you do and if you don’t? FF Recommends advice to help you come at an informed decision
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·Economy, Policy & Society
Masterclass: The World in 2022
What is the global impact of the US-China tussle? Is Asia rising? What about global economic recovery and sustainability? Kanti Bajpai, Viral Acharya, Nicholas Parker, and Sundeep Waslekar offer a multidisciplinary view on the key drivers of change
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·Leadership & Organisation
The most successful football manager shares how to be a great leader
Insights from the book ‘Leading’ by Alex Ferguson, former manager of Manchester United with Michael Moritz, chairman of Sequoia Capital.
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·Work, Careers & Personal Mastery
WFH Daily #169: Nassim Taleb on tinkering
September 08, 2020: Black Swan opportunities; Working together as a family; How to find a good mentor—remotely; The trouble with questions
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·Economy, Policy & Society
Politics, the business of news, and the Radia tapes
In his memoir, Vir Sanghvi describes a world of politicians and celebrities only he could access. Just how did he do it? How does he see India now? And the future?
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