Promoters sell 11% in Zee to Invesco Oppenheimer
Announcement of the stake sale ends months of speculation regarding the suitor for Zee, and will help promoters deleverage the group’s balance sheet
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Dr Google, second opinions, and the informed patient
The impact of today’s information-centric culture on healthcare is far-reaching.
Flying into the future
Are flying cars a fantasy? No, says innovator and computer scientist Sebastian Thrun, who is making automotive technology accessible to Indian students through his online education startup Udacity.
China, India have most number of Internet users
Asia Pacific accounts for 53% of the total Internet users, but the Internet penetration is less than half of the population.
Are Indian start-ups showing the path to peaceful hegemony?
India is the second largest ecosystem in the world but, unlike in the case of China, no one is afraid of India’s startups.
Will Google be Amazoned?
With more than 50% of product searches now originating on Amazon, Google has a reason to be worried.
Microsoft wants India to chat
Not just that. Through its chat app Kaizala for enterprises and Project Sangam that furthers the goal of Skill India, Microsoft India is looking to play a lead role in India’s digital transformation.
‘90% of car-buyers pick their ride after Internet research’
The trend is on the rise in smaller cities and towns, too, leading to a fall in footfall in bricks-and-mortar dealerships, a study by Google and Kantar TNS found.
How low-cost data is powering India
With data emerging as the most precious commodity of the 21st century, its abundant and low-cost availability is powering aspirations rooted in the digital world.
Aadhaar and privacy pains
TRAI chief R.S. Sharma’s Aadhaar dare has triggered fresh discussions on data privacy and the unique identification number.
