Cambridge, Mass. : National Bureau of Economic Research, 2020

Cambridge, Mass. : National Bureau of Economic Research, 2020

New Haven : Yale University Press, [2020]

Cambridge, Mass. : National Bureau of Economic Research, 2020

New York : Routledge, 2008

Vinod Mirani gives us the weekly box office verdict.

Bhumi Pednekar invited her friends over for a party to celebrate her sister Samiksha's birthday over the weekend.

Urvashi Rautela turns 26 on February 25, and she decided to celebrate herself!

From spending time with family to singing and making music, here's how they are keeping themselves busy.

Bollywood has been practising self-isolation for a few days now, especially on Sunday, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the Janta curfew.

Quite a few film folk decided to wish their fans and followers on the occasion of Gudi Padwa on March 25.

Bollywood is doing their bit to keep the mood light during this time of social distancing and self-isolation.

'Back then, being religious and devout was not a compulsion.''It was a voluntary and totally instinctive impulse.''So the impact of the Ramayan and the reverence it generated came from a place of complete sincerity.'

Bollywood stars adore their pets.

'His plays were like Bollywood cinema.'

'I don't know what greater calamities this year has in store.'

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In an era of slowing economic growth, Asian countries face an imperative to boost productivity. One possible source of economic revitalization would be to make better use of women in the labor force. Although female representation in corporate leadership has been rising gradually over time, as of 2017, women comprised only 16 percent of executive officers and 11 percent of board members in publicly listed firms in Asia. Research shows that Asian firms with female executive officers and board members perform better in terms of net profit margin and return on assets than firms that lack females in leadership positions. Public policy can improve this gender gap. For one thing, countries that produce large numbers of female college graduates in fields such as law, business, or economics tend to generate more female corporate executives.

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A "New Arctic" is emerging that is functionally operating in a dramatically changed—and rapidly changing—world order. This New Arctic is a direct consequence of unprecedented changes in the global climate system and concurrent transformations in the geopolitical world, all of which further drive changes in the Arctic, which in turn have global consequences. The scale of change in this New Arctic presents a new and shifting reality, with global reach. These rapid changes provide new venues and opportunities that affect the interests of Arctic coastal nations and high-north businesses and governance. Finally, a new international multi-decadal-scale agenda is emerging that increasingly focuses on four major changes, with international and domestic consequences: climate change, global and Arctic regional socio-economic change, challenges that affect human and societal well-being, and geopolitical realities.