Even in some of the hardest-hit cities in the world, studies suggest, a vast majority of people still remain vulnerable to the virus
The current quarter will see a much sharper decline in growth, say economists
The pandemic could cost millions of jobs, and will have disastrous effects on certain countries, who depend on tourism
If followed, the guidelines would lead to a far-reaching remaking of the corporate work experience. The recommendations run from technical advice on ventilation systems (more open windows are most desirable) to suggested abolition of communal perks like latte makers and snack bins
Public health during the coronavirus pandemic depends on access to clean water for all, and as the summer intensifies, India needs to refocus on measures for long-term, sustainable water security
As universities worldwide close their campuses, the future that a foreign education promised is suddenly looking grim
The hyperlocal delivery startup's new round will take the company's value to over $250 million, say sources
Several startups and larger players are racing to help kirana stores digitise their operations. Will the market see consolidation going forward?
Coronavirus forced New York City's hospital morgues to recruit an army of temporary workers. Two college students chronicled the grim realities and the glints of humanity they witnessed.
As Nagpur continues to be a red zone, industries struggle with labour, finances, supply and demand even after restrictions are partly lifted
A nifty map to help you understand whether you will have to self-isolate or submit to institutional quarantine, once you get to your destination in India