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Stricter H1B Policies Will Curb Contribution Of Indian IT Professionals To US Economy, Says NASSCOM President Rajesh Nambiar
In this week’s The Core Report: Weekend Edition, Rajesh Nambiar spoke about how India is a talent hub for STEM globally, tailwinds in the information technology industry and optimism around the potential of artificial intelligence.
How The Business Of Refurbished Phones Works
In an interview, Cashify co-founder Mandeep Manocha spoke about how the device collection process, who the Cashify customer is and why using a refurbished phone is good for the planet and the customer’s pocket.
Did Mamaearth's Pre-IPO Inventory Push Mask Deeper Financial Troubles?
Mamaearth's aggressive inventory push before its IPO and subsequent struggles with unsold stock raise questions about its financial health and transparency, jeopardising its transition from an online brand to a retail powerhouse.
Traditional FMCGs Can’t Afford To Lag Behind Big Retail Like Amazon
Amazon's Tez could have implications for retail trade, the logistics industry, possibly for the food processing industry, and for branded food products, among others.
Rural India Doing Well, Urban Sales Have Lost Steam: FADA President CS Vigneshwar On Auto Sales Trends
November was yet another dampener for passenger and commercial vehicle sales, and the auto dealers’ association chief sees a rural-urban trend split.
Air Cargo Woes Could Shatter India’s Smartphone Export Dreams
The lack of dedicated freighters and required infrastructure could pose roadblocks to India’s aim of becoming a global manufacturing and exporting hub.
Breaking Barriers and Building Missiles: Sirisha Voruganti on Tech, Diversity, and Redefining Leadership
Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Sirisha Voruganti about her journey from missile systems to tech innovation, championing diversity, resilience, and transformative professional growth.
Why India’s Regional Airports Struggle to Take Off
India's regional airports face operational and financial hurdles, with many struggling to attract airlines and passengers despite government efforts to boost connectivity.
Cracking the Code of Financial Inclusion: Insights from Nandan Nilekani’s Digital Playbook
Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Nandan Nilekani, the former CEO of Infosys about the evolution of digital public infrastructure in India.
Why Venture Capitalists Back Indian Edtech Despite Failures
Despite past missteps and ethical concerns, venture capitalists are doubling down on India's edtech, but with a renewed focus on upskilling and B2B SaaS.
Indo-U.S. Business Relations: Opportunities and Gaps Amid Political Shifts
Govindraj Ethiraj speaks to Mukesh Aghi, the President and CEO, US-India Strategic Partnership Forum about Indo-U.S. trade relations, key challenges, missed opportunities, and potential changes in the upcoming presidency.
India’s Lost Battle To Attract Foreign Tourists
Inbound tourism in India has yet to breach pre-pandemic levels and it is hurting businesses.
