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Highlights of Business Today 17th September 2023, issue: Once the most valuable edtech company in the world, Byju’s is now mired in a slew of problems. From valuation markdowns, the resignations of its auditor and board members to a legal battle with its lenders, the firm has faced some tough times recently. What does India’s biggest edtech player do to survive the financial crisis? Find out in the latest issue of BT. Also read an interview with AI guru Soumitra Dutta, where he talks about the future of artificial intelligence. The issue also gives you a peek into the recently concluded BT India@100 Summit. All this and more in the latest issue of BT. On stands now

MAKING UP FOR LOST TIME

Ravneet Kaur, the new CCI Chairperson, is swiftly getting the regulator into shape and working on setting up a digital markets unit

4 mins

Refreshing Air India

Air India's ultimate success hinges on the implementation of its turnaround plan and the quality of services accruing from it

3 mins

OVER THE MOON

Chandrayaan-3's success is set to redefine the trajectory of the Indian space sector

3 mins

A Step Closer

With India's first dedicated personal digital data protection law, the challenge now lies in implementing its provisions

2 mins

Made in India

With the production of the latest iPhone in the country before its global debut, India's Make in India play is gathering steam

2 mins

Alchemy of Languages

The Indian box office is turning vibrant as Hollywood, Marathi, Punjabi and other non-Hindi films are drawing audiences to the theatres

4 mins

CAN BYJU'S SURVIVE THE CRISIS?

ONCE THE MOST-VALUED EDTECH FIRM IN THE WORLD, BYJU'S IS NOW BATTLING SERIOUS FUNDING ISSUES, A CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CRISIS AND COURT BATTLES. THE FIRM WILL HAVE TO URGENTLY RAISE AT LEAST $1.5 BILLION AND SET ITS HOUSE IN ORDER. CAN IT SUCCEED?

10 mins

WINNING FORMULA

PHYSICS WALLAH SEEMS TO HAVE TURNED THE TIDE EVEN AS MANY OTHER MAJOR EDTECH PLAYERS IN INDIA ARE GRAPPLING WITH LAYOFFS, LOSSES, VALUATION CUTS AND REGULATORY SCRUTINY. HAVING SOLVED THE EDTECH RIDDLE, NOW IT'S AIMING FOR RAPID GROWTH

5 mins

"Artificial intelligence will explode in the next 5-10 years"

Soumitra Dutta, Dean of Oxford University's Saïd Business School, in a conversation with Kalli Purie, Vice Chairperson of the India Today Group, talks about the impact of AI and what the future holds for this disruptive technology

10+ mins

FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS, PLEASE

MOST MARKET EXPERTS ARE BULLISH ON INDIAN EQUITIES RIGHT NOW, BUT SOME CAUTION NEVER HURT ANYONE. NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO TAKE NOTE OF SOME OF THE HEADWINDS THAT COULD MAKE THE RIDE BUMPY FOR INVESTORS

10+ mins

BOOM & DOOM

STAGNANT STARTING SALARIES, APPEALING NEW TECH JOBS IN OTHER SECTORS, FREQUENT MARKET VOLATILITY, AND NOW ONBOARDING DELAYS. IT SERVICES COMPANIES, THE MOST SOUGHT-AFTER MASS RECRUITERS, ARE AT RISK OF LOSING THEIR ALLURE AMONG STUDENTS

7 mins

NOTA POPULAR SCHEME

INTEREST IN THE NATIONAL PENSION SYSTEM HAS DWINDLED AMONG NON-GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES THANKS TO THE PROLIFERATION OF OTHER LUCRATIVE RETIREMENT PLANNING OPTIONS

5 mins

"NPS IS NOTA FAULTY SCHEME"

Deepak Mohanty, Chairman of the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority, talks about pensions and more

4 mins

TIME IS LUXURY

THE EVER-DYNAMIC WORLD OF HOROLOGY IS AT ITS CREATIVE BEST WHEN LAUNCHING UNIQUE OFFERINGS FOR ITS PATRONS. HERE'S A LOOK AT SOME STANDOUT WATCHES

2 mins

A TRISTAR ADVENTURE

IN A HARMONIOUS BLEND OF LEGACY AND INNOVATION, THE NEW MERCEDES-BENZ GLC PROMISES TO TAKE YOU ON AN EXHILARATING JOURNEY EVERY TIME YOU STEP INTO IT

1 min

LEADING AT 100

HOW CAN INDIA CAPITALISE ON THE INFLUENCE IT HAS WIELDED WITH ITS G20 LEADERSHIP? A DAY OF CONVERSATIONS AND DEBATES OFFERS MULTIPLE INTERPRETATIONS

1 min

"INDIA HAS SET THE GOLD STANDARD FOR A G20 PRESIDENCY"

I&B Secretary Apurva Chandra decodes the impact of India's one-year presidency of the G20

4 mins

'Stay focussed on quality and timely delivery'

Dr Lal PathLabs is the country's largest medical diagnostics firm by revenue

1 min

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