all things work culture, emerging business trends, tech, etc. (enjoyed best with a cup of coffee)
This year was special as far as the Nobel Prize Announcements were concerned – many remarkable discoveries found acknowledgement and were considerably relevant particularly in the trying period that we’re going through. But it was unique because women won ‘big’ this year! There were three winners for science– two for
Blockchain technology has been evolving ever since its creation. There was the initial idea as proposed by the infamous Satoshi Nakamoto when he wrote the white paper that led to the development of the cryptocurrency known as Bitcoin. In the years since this moment, there has been much progress and
She’s a four-time finalist for the Pulitzer; She’s won the Peabody Award in 2018 for the very series that’s now under the scanner – Rukmini Callimachi has just walked into a controversy that on-lookers in the field of journalism were perhaps hawking for. Feeding right into the mouths
Working and staying fit can be a challenge as a white-collar worker, but once you do, the benefits are huge.
Insights into the complex world of vaccine development and the importance of patience in the pursuit of scientific progress.
The pandemic brought the need for transparency to the forefront, and the EU's directive on protecting whistle-blowers is a step in the right direction, but loopholes need fixing to make it truly effective.
While the choice may seem like a battle between the bad and the worse, it is important to remember that good reforms are necessary to break this status quo and ensure a better future for America
With an estimated 1,500 to 2,000 languages spoken by over 1.2 billion people across 54 countries, Africa offers a unique blend of entrepreneurial talent, raw infrastructure, and opportunities.
