In-depth reporting and analysis that go beyond the headlines, examining how technology, capital, and culture, are reshaping industries and the startup ecosystem
Aditi Shrivastava walked away from Goldman Sachs to bet on a simple idea: India's youth needed content built for their phones. A decade later, her company reaches tens of millions weekly with 16M+ subscribers and counting.
A growing number of developers aren’t panicking about layoffs. They’re questioning something deeper: what happens when the thinking part of the job starts to feel optional in a world where AI replacing developers thinking is becoming a real concern?
People online have been buzzing about Ayesha Khan’s comments after Dhurandhar, but there’s something else happening in her life that’s starting to get noticed—her food truck business in Mumbai.
As companies blame AI for job cuts, a deeper look at Atlassian, Meta, Oracle, and Block reveals a different story—one rooted in overhiring, market pressure, and stock price engineering.
A wave of online reactions to Sam Altman’s latest tweet reveals growing anxiety around AI, layoffs, and how people interpret what tech leaders say — and don’t say.
Iran’s latest warning suggests the conflict with Israel and the U.S. could expand beyond military targets, pulling the cloud infrastructure of Big Tech into the battlefield.
One enforcement action isn’t just a headline — it’s a wake-up call for founders, investors, and the entire fintech ecosystem.
How Mounjaro and other US-style weight-loss injectables are entering India, blending lifestyle hype with medical caution and obesity awareness campaigns.
From a ₹7 lakh grant to processing more than 1,000 medical scans a day across India, Easiofy’s AI imaging platform is helping hospitals speed up diagnostics in smaller cities and underserved regions.
Saudi Arabia is accelerating its push into deep technology with a national semiconductor initiative designed to attract chip startups, train engineers, and position the Kingdom within the global semiconductor supply chain.
A defense partnership, a user backlash, and a perfectly timed product rollout are reshaping the consumer AI battlefield
After Anthropic was banned from U.S. defense contracts and OpenAI signed a Pentagon deal within hours, the AI industry’s biggest question is no longer about models — it’s about power, red lines, and who decides how artificial intelligence is used in war.