Resilience

The largest modern snake, the green anaconda, is impressive. Yet it reaches only 30 feet and weighs 500 pounds. Titanoboa was nearly twice as long and five times heavier.

Meet the World's Heaviest Flying Bird

Discover the majestic Kori Bustard, the world's heaviest flying bird, found in Africa's open grasslands and savannas, and learn about its unique characteristics and conservation status.

Building resilience: Practice mindfulness, set goals, more to overcome challenges in life and thrive

Facing a tough situation? Maybe it's a difficult project at work, a personal setback, or a stressful relationship. How do you handle it? Do you let it overwhelm you, or do you find a way to bounce back? That's where resilience comes in.

Resilience and the Mountain Goat – AQ next up on EQ

EQ is not enough. It is Adversity Quotient (AQ) that will get you through these perilous times. There is good news... Resilience, indeed better AQ, can be developed. It is not limited to a select few, everyone has the potential to improve AQ and better cope with life's challenges

SpaceX returns 4 astronauts to Earth in rare night splashdown

SpaceX safely returned four astronauts from the International Space Station on May 2, making the first US crew splashdown in darkness since the Apollo 8 moonshot.

Policy | The role of reinsurance companies in building resilience

India can consider a better investment of its disaster relief funds by buying policies from insurers for vulnerable regions and thereby reducing the accumulation of public debt.

Go long on Nifty today, says Sukhani

Sudarshan Sukhani says "if you see a sharp dip, if you see a breakout from the morning range, try to go long for the day."

India's IT exports resilient despite difficult times

India's IT exporters have demonstrated resilience by surviving the difficult market conditions of recent times, a senior industry official has said.

Not much upside beyond 5650 in short-term, says Dalton Cap

UR Bhatt of Dalton Capital Advisors says that the positive inflow from FIIS has lent confidence that the aggressive selling could finally be over. But market is likely to remain range-bound, he says.