UpFront
-
RIP to PIP: Print in progress
Why digital publishers across the world are foraying into an arguably sunset industry like print
-
Matrix's deal flurry in January
The venture capital firm closed a $300 million fund in January
-
High-Profile exits at startups 'inevitable'
The likes of Ola and Myntra have seen key people resign of late
-
Jet take off faces Etihad hurdle
With Etihad Airways accumulating losses of over $3 billion, there is growing doubt about whether it would want to pilot Jet Airways
-
Firstpost Print to launch with The National Trust Survey 2019
With over 30,000 respondents , The National Trust Survey 2019 is the largest-ever grassroots survey in the run up to general elections 2019
-
Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Finance (Rising risks in leveraged loans), Career (Women detectives of Delhi), Business (Trade war is putting world's smartphone makers in danger), Science (Mystifying results when put 5 DNA ancestry kits to test), Society (When girls in world's largest slums start coding and building apps), Media (Liberty Media to become the most powerful music company?), and Lifestyle (Why 15-hour workweek never happened) among others
-
Yes Bank finds a successor but will it succeed?
A new chapter will commence for the private sector bank as Ravneet Gill is appointed MD and CEO
-
I want to showcase the diversity of Chinese food: Andrew Wong
The celebrated Michelin-starred chef is in India, serving dishes from 14 Chinese regions at Baoshuan, the rooftop restaurant at the Oberoi, New Delhi
-
I find cooking reality shows manufactured: Marco Pierre White
On his maiden visit to India, the famously hot-headed celebrity chef speaks about giving up his Michelin stars, what irks him about modern restaurants, and why Indian cuisine is among the world's greatest
-
Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Sports (Relationship of Michael Schumacher and Ferrari), Science (How beauty is making scientists rethink evolution), Business (Why some platforms thrive and some don't), Neuroscience (Neuroscience of creativity), Leadership (Not knowing is better than knowing) and Markets (Dabba trading in India) among others.
-
On budgets and off-budgets
Appeasing the electorate in the last lap of a five-year tenure is akin to the last dash in a marathon