UpFront
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A lowdown on Personal Data Protection Bill 2019
On World Data Privacy Day, Forbes India explains the rights granted to users, terms of consent, dealing with data breaches, liability of data processors, and some key issues with the Bill
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An Australia with no Google? The bitter fight behind a drastic threat
In a major escalation, Google has threatened to make its search engine unavailable in Australia if the government approved legislation that would force tech companies to pay for journalism shared on their platforms
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Tatas' (Second) Retail Tryst
As Tata Sons puts in place plans for an aggressive retail rollout, it would also need to put in place firm guardrails
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'Dumb Money' is on GameStop, and it's beating Wall Street at its own game
How numerous amateur traders, followers of a popular Reddit page called Wall Street Bets, have come together to take on some of Wall Street's most sophisticated investors
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Were the Republic Day internet shutdowns in Delhi, Haryana necessary?
Experts believe that the shutdown orders did not comply with the standards laid down in the Anuradha Bhasin judgement
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News By Numbers: Do you trust your government?
Some of the highest level of trust in government exists in Asian countries, according to findings of Edelman Research's Trust Barometer—while Japan was among the lowest in the list, India ranked among the highest
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Litigation Finance in India: An overview by Prateek Bagaria
A look at the rich jurisprudential history & participation in the growing international litigation finance industry
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Lending a helping hand: Five innovations that are benefitting farmers
From coolers and artificial ponds to sensors and drones, we take a look at innovative tools that are increasing farm productivity and farmers' income
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China wanted to show off its vaccines. It's backfiring
China had hoped its vaccines would prove it had become a scientific and diplomatic powerhouse. Instead, in some places, they have set off a backlash
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Biden, with powerful allies and foes, targets climate change
Biden has already staffed his government with more people concerned with climate change than any other president before him
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Didn't want the series to be remembered as the 'great Adelaide collapse': Shubman Gill
India's young opening batsman on what started the remarkable turnaround during the Australia tour, the 'nervous 90s' that got to him and the seamless transition from the junior to the senior level