May 27, 2022: Pioneers and institution builders; An American dream gone sour; Getting things done

May 24, 2022: Are wind farms just wind?; Sustainable nonprofits; Hope keeps us alive

May 17, 2022: You as business and proprietor; To get rich, own an unsexy business; What a heat wave does

March 1, 2022: A Third World Axis?; How 10-minute deliveries work; Theory of relativity

February 25, 2022: Fukuyama on Putin; Resume virtues versus eulogy virtues; Be creative

February 1, 2022: Why treating Covid-19 is hard; Being rich is better; Brand names matter

January 18, 2022: India at the crossroads?; A 21st century pandemic; A fast-paced world

January 3, 2021: Opportunity in a crisis; Why Tim Urban changed his mind on religion; Making sense of 2022

The Mohalla is a magnet for foodies during the holy month. Now as an ambitious redevelopment project slowly changes the landscape, the traditional food businesses are morphing too

They could be your personal librarian and a digital assistant that can translate, summarise, and even help you learn a new language

S Sivakumar, group head of ITC’s agri and IT businesses, and Chef Sanjeev Kapoor offer us insights on how to get started with millets and a starter kit of easy recipes

A new, growing set of international schools in India offer the allure of a contemporary and modern educational experience and well-rounded development of your child. But are they really able to live up to that promise?

FF Life: My choice of the 2023 summer books is reflective of the times we live in and the key topics on executives’ minds

July 25, 2022: Climate propaganda; The trouble with education’s ‘success formula’; Age of surveillance

July 6, 2022: A dream gone sour; Inflation and valuation; Wildlife photography

June 6, 2022: SoftBank’s underbelly; The worrisome legacy of Jack Welch; Procrastination explained

March 8, 2022: Are we capable of turning the other cheek?; Why 7,000 steps matter; The bare necessities

March 3, 2022: Collaborating with critics; A war foretold; How kids solve problems

For a decade, Shivendra Singh Dungarpur took on the formidable challenge of almost single-handedly resurrecting India’s film heritage. The Film Heritage Foundation, his not-for-profit venture, now has an ambitious, new plan for the next decade

We are hardwired to think of money in multiple categories based on its purpose or context. At the same time, we are naturally afraid of losses of any type. These biases greatly influence our purchasing and investment decisions