UpFront
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EXPLAINED: Why does it take so long to create a vaccine?
As the world battles the coronavirus pandemic, a look at the many stages that go into developing a vaccine; the fastest one so far took five years to make
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When recovery comes, industry segments will quickly bounce back: TCS COO
TCS is committed to honouring the 30,000+ campus recruitment offers they have given, while on-boarding will happen in phases, says N.G. Subramaniam, chief operating officer at Tata Consultancy Services
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How will we buy our perfume now?
Sales are down leading up to this Mother's Day, though candles and room sprays are doing OK. As some stores reopen, an industry ponders how to spritz safely.
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Victoria's Secret sale to private equity firm falls apart
The agreement to sell a majority of the lingerie brand to Sycamore Partners was terminated after the firms sparred in court over response to the coronavirus pandemic
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What life looks like after the lockdown
Countries that have eased the lockdown give us a glimpse of the new normal, once the restrictions are rolled back
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Inside Ahmedabad's 'virus chasing' approach to Covid-19
As Ahmedabad sees an exponential rise in Covid-19 cases, Vijay Nehra, the city's municipal commissioner, says he has a proactive plan in place to contain the spread of the coronavirus
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Coronavirus: India is now 15th worst-hit country
A look at how the worst affected countries have seen their Covid-19 cases rise over time
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Expect vendor consolidation, chance to expand market share: Wipro CFO
Large organisations will use this opportunity to accelerate their transformation journey to emerge stronger and leaner. This could open up huge opportunities for business transformation, says Jatin Dalal, president and CFO at Wipro
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Ready, Set...
The priority is to get the wheels of the economy moving, while controlling the virus
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She predicted the Coronavirus. What does she foresee next?
Laurie Garrett, the prophet of this pandemic, expects years of death and "collective rage"
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J. Crew may file for bankruptcy, Covid-19's first big retail casualty
J. Crew was carrying a debt burden of $1.7 billion but in recent months, it seemed to be making strides toward a more viable future. The coronavirus scuttled those plans and eventually toppled the company