Thought Leadership
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When it comes to morally dubious behavior, do startups get a pass?
Transgressions, such as treating workers badly, resonate differently when it's a startup versus an established company.
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Meditating away a guilty conscience
Mindfulness meditation can make one feel less bad about moral violations as well as lessen the desire to make amends
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Forging a new economic growth model for India
Whether this blockbuster growth figure is simply a short-term rebound in response to the prior collapse—or whether this upturn represents the dawn of a new era of China-like macroeconomic performance—is a little too early to tell
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How to get companies to make investments that benefit everyone
Want more organizations to give back to their communities? Frank Nagle says the success of open source software offers an innovative—and unexpected—roadmap for social good
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Leadership isn't about you—it's about everybody else
Beth Ford of Land O'Lakes Inc. says joy comes from helping others succeed
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The anti-sustainability Black Friday sales: Where are India's Patagonias?
Eco-activism has been central to Patagonia's DNA long before large retailers assumed responsibility for their environmental footprint. India needs to go back to its roots of minimalistic living and respect for nature to strengthen sustainability efforts in fashion industry
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Will insurance improve cyber-security practice for businesses?
Cyber-insurance is a convenient and necessary CRM tool for improving business security practices, whose multi-stakeholder market needs far better regulation than the status quo
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6 lessons for entrepreneurs and managers of small businesses to handle uncertainty
Entrepreneurs welcome unpredictability because it presents new possibilities and new opportunities. Here's a handy guide to better deal with uncertainties
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Drinking from the firehose of Covid-inspired innovation
Will the great ideas kickstarted by the pandemic be more than a blip?
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What's the state of women in leadership?
Women continue to be underrepresented, underpaid and, at times, discriminated against in the workforce. Yet there are more women in the C-suite than ever before
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Creating an future-ready workforce in India
It has become crucial for authorities and institutes to instil creative thinking in sync with technology in the future workforce