Special Report
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Meet Ballie, Samsung's rolling robot that runs your home
Announced at CES 2020, the company's tennis ball-like assistant can follow you around, learn your routine and manage your smart home, heralding an era of what Samsung calls 'the age of experience' and hyper-personalised tech
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'The definition of travel is changing': Oyo's Ritesh Agarwal
As millennials opt for quality experiences at affordable prices, the hospitality sector must leverage technology to stay ahead of the curve
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'The 2010s saw the revolutionisation of travel'
Wanderlust experiences that were unthinkable previously are now possible because of personalisation and use of technology, writes Booking.com's Ritu Mehrotra
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How kiranas have weathered the age of ecommerce
Using convenience, ease of access and digitisation, they have fought the onslaught of supermarkets and ecommerce
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'AI in retail is the next step': Big Basket's Hari Menon
In this decade, ecommerce will be powered by first-time internet users and small kirana shops
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'Tech-led startups have over $100 bln in market cap'
India has demonstrated early scale-up successes, depth of founder abilities, and has returned VC money in multiples, say Accel partners
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'We need to celebrate wealth creation': CRED's Kunal Shah
Wealth creation is aspirational for Indians today. Our $5-trillion GDP aspiration will be tough to achieve without enabling business-creation opportunities: CRED's Kunal Shah
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Mahua Moitra to Hasan Minhaj: 20 people to watch in the 2020s
They could be the defining faces of this next decade
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Serena Williams, Kylie Jenner, Sundar Pichai: 20 people who changed the 2010s
They shaped the decade in fields like politics, technology and business, changing the course of the world in many ways
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'Many old-style conglomerates will be out of the Nifty in this decade'
The next decade will see financialisation of savings and formalisation of the economy, retail and distribution, writes Saurabh Mukherjea, founder, Marcellus Investment Managers
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Why India's slowed growth story isn't all bad: Ridham Desai
India's potential growth rate may have dipped, but the broader market supports the new narrative, says Morgan Stanley India's managing director