Life
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Why crypto creators want to stay anonymous
Critics say anyone making money from NFTs would be wise to seek anonymity as what they are selling is worthless. But the creators are worried about putting their loved ones in harm's way
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'Coca' pits indigenous Colombians against soft drink giant
Representatives of the Nasa and Embera Chami tribes are threatening to ban the sale of Coca-Cola in their territories after the Coca-Cola Company incurred their ire by taking issue with the name of a locally-produced beer, Coca Pola
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Chilling in Ladakh: A new home for artists in India's frozen north
Chainsawing blocks of ice from a frozen river, so far the Kangsing collective have created what they call a "mini-colosseum", a cafeteria and a sauna near the appropriately named village of Chilling in the northern region of Ladakh
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Is this a car, is it a rollercoaster?—Audi e-tron review
Comfortable, roomy, gadget-laden, an SUV that's extremely silent—Audi e-tron is a fast, lean, and mean machine. We take it for a spin in the latest episode of Forbes India Momentum. Watch this space for a new review every Saturday, at 12 pm
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Despite podcasts' popularity, the industry is still looking for its economic model
Platforms such as Spotify and Apple offer monetization solutions for creators of audio programs, but with varying degrees of success. We take a closer look
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From fashion to beauty, 'Euphoria' is shaping the looks of early 2022
Nothing is spared, it seems, from makeup to nails through hair and outfits, turning the HBO show into the standout fashion and beauty influencer of early 2022
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Residues from day-to-day drugs are polluting the world's rivers
Researchers from the University of York in the UK have identified 61 chemical compounds that pollute rivers
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Italy woos UNESCO with 'magical' espresso coffee rite
Italy's espresso is a prized social and cultural ritual the country considers a national heritage worthy of UNESCO status
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Oscars adds 'fan favourite' prize voted by Twitter
As Oscars voters have increasingly drifted away from more mainstream fare, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has toyed with various reforms to boost the ceremony's popularity
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Great Barrier Reef: Cooler temperatures could reduce the threat of mass bleaching
The coral reefs of the Great Barrier Reef are vulnerable to global warming. But the recent drop in atmospheric temperatures observed in this region could help delay bleaching
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Deepfake democracy: South Korean presidential race candidate goes virtual for votes
Armed with hours of specially-recorded footage of opposition People Power Party candidate Yoon Suk-yeol, his team has created a digital avatar of the frontrunner—and set "AI Yoon" loose on the campaign trail ahead of a March 9 election