The Tariff Trap: Why Economic Weapons Misfire in the Age of Silicon
Tariffs were designed for a world of steel and sugar. They’re hopelessly out of sync with the quantum-entangled world of semiconductors
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The Learned Life
We live in a connected world where ignorance is not an excuse. KV Kamath is a case in point.
Shaun Rein on How China Will Become an Innovative Economy
China is not known to be an innovative economy, but Shaun Rein, author of The End of Copycat China, believes that will change sooner than we know
VidyaGyan: Allowing Indian Talent to Flower and Bloom
An effort to make sure that the best and brightest don’t get left behind merely because they were born poor or underprivileged
Adapt or Die
Can large organisations be nimble, disruptive and inspiring places to work? Yes, if they dismantle hierarchical, bureaucratic ways of working, says management guru Gary Hamel.
When will you die?
That you will age and die is a given. The questions are when and whether it will be miserable or graceful
The search for higher purpose
The search for higher purpose
Lessons from Vertex Pharma: Will we be able to develop breakthrough drugs?
Indian firms find it hard to inculcate radical innovation into their DNA. Perhaps they could draw inspiration from the experiences of US based pharmaceutical firm Vertex.
Redefining Success, Information Overload and Empowering Gen Y
As organisations get more and more younger, Ram Charan focuses on how CEOs will need to change the way they lead.