The Case of Macron's Tough Luck
Protests aren't new to France's Emmanuel Macron. But the latest outrage against pension reforms hangs the government by a serious thread.
Shivangi Shanker Koottalakatt
1 | Editor in Chief | Shivangi has spent nearly 7 years writing professionally. For at least half of this period, her work has explored politics, culture, and global affairs, connecting complex ideas with clear and engaging narratives.
What the Bank Failures Tell Us: Crypto, FRB, and More.
The recent bank failures cannot be read through mere blacks and whites. There are crucial takeaways from the events, but none that favor crypto over traditional liquidity.
AUKUS Focus
UK, US, and Australia have signed a submarine deal. But what is Australia's gamble here? Is this a need or a want for the country?
The Efficient Worker
From AI to Neurotech, tools are all over the place for monitoring worker efficiency. But, will employers gain anything except distrust through such surveillance?
Who is Sam Bankman-Fried?
A trusted crypto-exchange firm went down last year. Sam Bankman-Fried, once a genius billionaire, is now being tried for financial fraud. The SBF saga is all about downfall.
The Oatly Story
Oatly has no marketing team. But its creative strategy has been a winner. Is it time to rethink its campaign?
What's happened at the Silicon Valley Bank?
The biggest financial crisis in the US since 2008 may have just happened. At its root are miscalculations that came out of a pandemic-led surge in deposits and the Fed's fast rate spikes. Here's an explainer.
The Open(AI) Talk.
While we had seen all kinds of chatbots help us out with queries, either as popups on websites, or chat interfaces on our mobile devices, ChatGPT is powered to do much more because of how it’s been fed vast data.
Words, Words, and Trump.
Make America Great Again (MAGA) is synonymous with Trump, not the Conservative Party. But he can be dethroned by a bigger manchild.
The Alpha Male Syndrome
I watched a Jordan Peterson video — and I did not like it. The Alpha Male Syndrome is concerning
The Money Behind the Ball
The business of football goes beyond the big names and joys of the game. Value can put you on either side of the coin.
Sunak Strikes a Deal
The Northern Ireland puzzle may have been put to rest momentarily with the Windsor Framework. Here's a look at what's at stake as news of the new deal breaks.
Saying Yes to a Shorter Workweek
Has the pandemic taught us more about work-life balance than anything else ever did? Not just employees, but employers too hop onboard a productive, shorter workweek in what could possibly be a giant leap away from the ‘grind’.
Home to Riches and Poverty: The Contradiction that is Venezuela
In the Latin American country, oil was boon and later bane. Here, promises of fixing an economic collapse is lost in the air.
Thatcher For Today
Margaret Thatcher’s economic policies may not have been as greatly hated by peers or deemed unsuitable for the time had her term been set in the current period. Here’s looking back at the Iron Lady’s days in power.
Fruitless Persistence
Donald Trump still has not conceded: He makes millions because of it.