Life
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Where are travelers headed in 2024?
With preparations for the festive season set to kick into high gear in just a few days with the Black Friday sales, many people are already looking ahead to 2024 to see what this new year will bring in terms of getting away to relax and discover new locales
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From entertainment on TikTok to learning on YouTube: Young people go to several social networks but for different reasons
Each social network serves its own purpose, it seems
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I love the idea of having the freedom to create content and make people smile: Chandni Bhabhda
The comedy content creator and mimicry artist speaks about her journey, following her heart, acting debut, brand collaborations, popularity of her Alia Bhatt impersonations and her degree in law
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Money can't buy everything: Unpacking the allure of the invite-only American Express Centurion 'Black'
American Express is expanding the bouquet of its ultra-luxury and premium cards from top cities to smaller towns. The catch is that the jewel in the crown—the Centurion aka 'Black' card—is still strictly by-invite only
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A home in London, a home in New York: Indian luxury real estate heats up to lure billionaires back
Post Covid-19, homebuyers have been seeking bigger, luxurious homes, not just in India, but even abroad. This demand for luxury housing has kicked off a series of new launches back home—the highest quarterly supply in 5 years
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Young people value friendship at work: study
63 percent of Gen Zers say they have a best friend at work, according to a recent survey conducted on behalf of the Glassdoor website. In comparison, 51 percent of all employees polled for this survey claim to have a best friend in the workplace
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Nina Metayer, pastry chef of the year, says pleasure comes first
Metayer's cakes have just won her the coveted "World Confectioner" award from the International Union of Bakers and Pastry Chefs
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From detective to problem solver, what's your workplace persona?
Slack surveyed more than 15,000 office workers around the world to identify their behavioural competencies (the famous "soft skills") and the way they behave at work
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EU shifts to digital visas for Schengen area
The shift towards digitalisation of the visa process will also do away with the need for applicants to get a sticker in their passport, meaning no more appointments at consulates or service providers' offices
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Coming of Age: Indian whiskey's moment under the spotlight
Premium Indian whiskies have been gaining global ground, with the likes of Indri, Paul John and Amrut winning accolades and admirers
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Indian luxe chocolates are having a moment under the sun
As the demand for craft chocolates rises, entrepreneurs are working with cacao farmers to improve processes