“We hope that India’s worst foreign policy setback in decades is being honourably resolved,” says Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh

Brands that have onboarded e-commerce channels report better sales

The collaboration leverages Qure’s deep-learning imaging tools, complemented by Roche’s diagnostic portfolio

Limiting solar power usage at night may deter investors from pursuing new projects, say experts

The appliance holds prime place in every middle class Indian kitchen as the housewife’s trusted, go-to, kitchen device

In conversation with Ajoy Chawla, CEO, Tanishq, the jewellery division of Titan Co Ltd 

Cholatails has been curated in partnership with Ajit Balgi, a beverage expert, and founder of The Happy High bartending academy in Mumbai

How quick commerce is disrupting everything... by redefining speed and convenience

There may be no fresh reductions in home loan lending rates, at least not until the first quarter of the next calendar year.

Substances from the plant found to enhance absorption of calcium in the body and promote the formation of new bones

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Talk to folks.
Read the tone of the room.

Adweek continued its acquisition spree this morning with the announcement that it has acquired Social Media Week, the 11-year-old events and content company that provides deep insights and data for brand marketers, media and technology companies.

This Might Be What Finally Makes Me Quit Facebook in 2021. It is an Example of What No Company Should Ever Do.

There are a lot of reasons that might persuade someone to quit using Facebook. There are privacy concerns, data leaks, and incendiary content, not to mention the monetization of your personal data. Any one of those reasons should be enough, but most people aren't persuaded to quit Facebook. Most people just keep using it--almost three billion of them every month, in fact.

The real problem, however, is that Facebooks primary goal is to seduce you into spending more time on Facebook through a variety of different features and notifications. Then, it makes it harder and harder to find the setting to opt-out of those features, even if you have no desire to use them.

That, by the way, is my main complaint with Facebook. The company isn't trying to build features that make it better or more convenient for you to use. Instead, it's designing its product solely to make it better and more profitable for Facebook, even when that results in a worse user experience.