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World Food Day: Are you malnourished? Quite possibly
On October 16 this year countries worldwide will organise activities around World Food Day and this year's theme calls upon us all to take action to achieve healthier diets.
Dell uses Bengaluru team's innovations in servers globally: Karinne Brannigan of Dell Technologies
"Dell has been growing across the product portfolio. We went back to public last year after being private and we are now a $92-billion company," says Karinne Brannigan
Walmart is optimistic about our potential size, says PhonePe CEO Sameer Nigam
PhonePe CEO said that Walmart is now looking at the company differently in terms of its potential size and opportunities as to how they may work with them across different markets.
All accusations made by Finquest are baseless and far from reality, says Abhishek Singh of Manpasand Beverages
Abhishek Singh, Director, Manpasand Beverages, in an interview with Business Today, has said that the allegations made against his company are 'baseless'.
Expect good news for consumer goods firms only after Q4FY20, says Edelweiss Research
Although Q2FY20 is likely to mark the slowest volume growth since Q1FY18, the positive impact of tax cut will show up from Q4FY20
Corporate social responsibility: What do companies owe to the society?
Philanthropy, or the voluntary giving of wealth without expectation of a quid pro quo, and the oldest concept of redistributive justice, is today accused of being self-serving of 'unfettered paternalism' and other vices
Why a strong digital ecosystem is key to India's $5 trillion economy vision
A hot topic in boardroom discussions for years, digital transformation has now become a part of the mainstream realm. From large private enterprises to the public sector, midsize businesses to startups, the pace of digital transformation across the board is incredible. In fact, digitalization of every sector is one of the Central Government's ten leading targets for the next decade. Is this a sign of India's digital economy coming of age?
Next, make payments with the sound-sans smartphone or internet
At the billing counter, when a merchant will enter the bill amount on the POS or the card swipe machine, the soundwave will process the transaction and a notification for authentication will pop-up on your phone.
National Education Policy: How liberal education can be Indianised to produce pragmatic technocrats
Liberal education institutions should aim to create pragmatic socio-technocrats who creatively marry their knowledge of local realities and innovative technology to solve the problems of the poorest of the poor.
Female inheritance rights in India: Empowered women a key to economic progress
Over the years, women's rights to inherit and own property have come a long way in our country. So much so that when it comes to planning for and managing their wealth, women are now quite assertive and open about their financial goals.