N Chandrasekaran Is Part Of The Most High-Achieving Family Ever
N Chandrasekaran was yesterday appointed as Tata Sons Chairman. He’d joined TCS in 1987, risen through the ranks to become CEO in 2009,…
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How N Chandrasekaran Went From Being A TCS Intern To Tata Sons Chairman
N Chandrasekaran has now become one of the most powerful men in India’s corporate world. He was already heading TCS, India’s most valuable…
How MagicBricks Turned Advertising Flex Banners Into Blankets For The Poor
Social initiatives are not new to companies. In fact most companies espouse them as a part of their CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) programmes….
Elon Musk Receives Product Suggestion On Twitter, Tesla Implements It 6 Days Later
Elon Musk didn’t end up starting diverse startups like Paypal, Tesla and SpaceX by not being proactive. And if Tesla’s latest product…
BHIM App’s Response To A User’s Concerns Shows That Not Being Run Like A Typical Government Project
Talk about government projects in India, and most people sigh in resignation. Government projects have traditionally been beset with dysfunction, delayed timelines, and…
How Bengaluru-Based, Bootstrapped SignEasy Got Over 100k Paying Customers – All By Digitizing Signatures
Startup offices aren’t usually hard to find in Koramangla, Bangalore’s bustling startup hub. Funded startups like to announce their arrivals with parties, get-togethers,…
The Rise And Fall Of Elizabeth Holmes
Just over a year ago, Elizabeth Holmes was a business celebrity, designated the youngest self-made billionaire in the world with an estimated worth…
How Arnab Goswami Is Expertly Using His Personal Brand To Launch His Startup, Republic
The hardest thing about starting up, most founders will readily attest, is finding an initial set of users. The startup might have a…
These “Walls Of Kindness” Are Springing Up All Over India To Help The Poor And The Needy
The average Indian is accustomed to the sight of public walls defaced with loud movie posters, job postings, paan stains and if they…