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Why women are expected to pursue jobs – not careers Career success for a woman is almost like a hidden vault: very few have made it there, their struggles remain mostly private and this often translates to fewer lessons trickling down to others.

Munir’s reign Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan had openly blamed the army for his April ouster, and analysts see Munir as opposed to Khan’s political swing away from the US ambit of influence in the region.

Manchester United fans ought to be careful what they wish for The foremost question for fans, who have not been happy with how the club has been run in recent times, is whether a new owner would simply put a different face on the same issues that have dogged the Glazer era.

Mint Explainer: All the controversies that spilled from Qatar's World Cup From accusations of bribes to secure the mega event to Kafala system of labour, Qatar World Cup has been in controversy right from the beginning.

The crypto party isn’t over — it will just move next door Currencies, like stocks, are susceptible to the whims of markets. But the biggest hit to their stability comes from human greed and avarice.

9 points on what was accomplished at COP27 and what was not COP27, or the 27th Conference of the Parties of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, has ended with a promise of climate justice but no progress on commitment for capping emissions.

The D2C healthcare revolution could see new winners emerge The jury’s still out on who they’ll be but both legacy FMCG firms and D2C health natives must adapt

Personal data needs a comprehensive shield India’s new draft of a law meant to safeguard privacy is out. While digital businesses have clearly been heard out, the bill simply does not do enough to uphold this fundamental right

Why India can’t afford women staying out of labour market The country’s demographic dividend will be wasted if women largely stay out of our labour market

The disappointments and promise of CoP27 The loss-and-damage fund is welcome but other vital issues were left hanging. India’s G20 presidency may help us find clarity

Twitter has been hollowed out almost entirely by Elon Musk So drastic have been his actions that its very survival is in question

Assign market-based incentives a role in climate action We should use learnings from others’ efforts and plan on launching a national carbon market by 2025

Tighten that fisc An infrastructure spending drop-off might hit growth, for example, while welfare cutbacks could prove premature. Yet, economic stability would require New Delhi to compress its fiscal gap faster than the finance ministry’s glide path would have it do

Indian startups well placed to become global leaders Funding in early-stage startups may be slow, but it will continue to grow

Effective altruism is a useful way to go about giving back to society Giving money away to well-reasoned causes is a good way to discharge our social responsibility

Rescue retail investors from dubious influence Sebi should crack down on online influencers who dispense investment tips and often even encourage their followers to use derivatives and other complex tools for high-risk speculation

How hypermorality nearly brought Twitter to ruin The platform should simply accept that it is in the business of selling online audiences to advertisers

Fed’s monetary tightening can send emerging economies reeling The Volcker episode sent emerging economies reeling and today’s US Fed mustn’t disregard the fallout of its policy on others.

How Burberry can take on LVMH It’s a strategy that has potential for a global luxury market in flux

India is likely to push the G20 envelope on select issues The presidency offers New Delhi a chance to address glaring deficiencies in the multilateral architecture