Mumbai-based United Toys Association (UTA) had alleged that the import duty hike in toys will lead up to 100 per cent surge in the MRP of existing toys in India raising burden on customer's pocket

While there is a greater push towards automating every business process, an incremental approach towards \"human-assisted AI\" for customer relations and interaction is poised to yield more significant results than complete automation, in many cases

China has successfully completed building 2 emergency hospitals in Wuhan, the epicentre of the deadly Coronavirus. Known to construct buildings in record time, China has done it again. Within 10 days, the two hospitals have been made ready to admit patients.  The Huosheshan Hospital was thrown open on Feb 3, as decided. The virus has quickly become an epidemic in China and has spread to 24 countries too. Watch the video for more.Also Watch: India gets 3rd virus case; New tax proposals may hurt MSMEs

The Survey states that by integrating \"Assemble in India for the world\" into Make in India, India can generate 4 crores well-paid jobs by 2025 and 8 crores by 2030

The launch of 5G-enabled technologies is expected to be transformative in the telco and other industries by unlocking various disruptive new technologies. Global investment in the 5G industrial chain over 2020-2035 is likely to reach US$ 3.5 trillion

Imagine farmers using the power of drone fitted cameras to monitor crops across large farms or medicines being supplied to remote locations like hilly terrains or flood-inundated areas

This symbiotic human-bot ('HumBot') interface and interaction model will help organisations to deliver superior and potentially unprecedented outcomes to their stakeholders

Use of high technology in manufacturing is not a job killer as we have believed for years. It can be an engine for all-round growth and prosperity

Millennials are used to a sense of freedom, flexibility and control over their lives. By simply voting with their feet they will drive this behaviour. And office architecture is rapidly changing, to provide greater collaboration, openness, less hierarchy, driven by this need for informality and ideation

The widening vocational demand-supply gap and poor employability after higher education will skew wages in favour of vocational work

As part of its anniversary special, BT invited a galaxy of 19 business leaders - across industries and age groups - for their wisdom on how we will work in the future

Claimed to be AI-powered with ultra-inverter technology, the air conditioners are high on energy savings and designed for India's extreme climatic conditions

Real estate, usually a laggard in tech adoption, is finding its groove

To offer a better bathroom experience, P&G has come up with a couple of new solutions. RollBot that is claimed to be a first-of-its-kind robot, when controlled with a smartphone using Bluetooth, delivers a fresh roll of toilet paper

\"Automation is happening but India does not know how to embrace it,\" said Sharma, the author of 'Automated: How the Fourth Industrial Revolution is Transforming India' and 'Kranti Nation: India and The Fourth Industrial Revolution.'

The AI-enabled chatbot screens, updates on a real-time basis and takes the applicant through a slew of steps before the final hiring. The chatbot's role ends with an SMS to the parents of the selected person

Robots are changing the world of surgery, including in India

In our cover story this week, some of India's consumer giants, including HUL, Reliance Retail, Amazon and Walmart-Flipkart, are vying with each other for the kirana's undivided attention

Toys powered by artificial intelligence present a huge business opportunity, but unsurprisingly, warning bells are going off in the adult world