In an AI-dominated battlefield, the kinds of long, slow stand-offs that have unfolded along the Line of Actual Control this year, giving leaders in both countries time to contain the scale of the crisis, may prove to be things of the past.
The pandemic continues to disrupt real estate in different ways depending on the region and property type. Property owners need to adapt to the new reality as some asset classes may never go back to pre-COVID times.
As flights by airlines such as IndiGo, Vistara and SpiceJet gather pace, a look at those Indian airports that are the most and least impacted.
The key to understanding Biden’s world lies in what he does when charm isn’t enough to get his way.
Much like the terror of Thanos, COVID-19 has caused rampant pessimism in both the consumer and advertiser sentiment.
For India-based organisations, in addition to the IT Act 2000, and the Information Technology Rules 2011, GDPR readiness is a boom before our data protection act is released.
The bottom-line is, just capturing data for ‘Things’ is not sufficient. To derive real value and to make real business decisions it is critical to capture data about the ‘Context’ too.
Legalities apart, there's the question of who will enforce accountability in the IIMs if the government were to withdraw. The IIM boards consist of people with little stake in the institutes.
The recently issued Schedule II to the Companies Act, 2013 on depreciation and its emphasis on useful life, surely created ripples and hectic efforts in the Q1 of 2014-15
Now that markets have rallied sharply, the consensus view on the Street is to exit expensive consumption names and buy solely into the beaten down sectors.