What the world of tomorrow might look like
Curated tweets from the WorldFuture 2016 conference held in Washington DC from July 22 to 24, 2016
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A new manifesto for Indian entrepreneurship
A special Independence Day conversation with Arun Maira, Sundeep Waslekar and Nachiket Mor on what it might take to build a world that works for everyone—and how entrepreneurship can play its part in that transformation
A new lens on leadership
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What is Indian about the Indian entrepreneur?
Endless growth, the goal of a Western template of business, is not sustainable. A characteristically Indian model would be to make profit while being mindful of the impact of business on society
Design and business: The future of design thinking
Some critics have declared that design thinking is dead. They fail to see the value of the holistic view it propagates
