Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Tuesday
Why is tension simmering between employers and employees over moonlighting?
Any dialogue between the powerful parent organisation of the ruling party and representatives of the minority community should be welcomed
Here are the top BS Opinion articles of the day
Our idea of Indian outperformance comes from comparing the S&P500, which is a dollar-denominated index, to the Nifty or Sensex, which are rupee-denominated indices
India has an opportunity over the next months and years to repair the stressed post-War order
Far from being a hindrance to our practice, transparent disclosure of conflict of interest is a powerful tool that has helped us gain clients' trust
Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Saturday
The writing is on the wall, but many businesses will take a while to recognise that the transition to working from home and gig-work is permanent
Watching the dogged determination of those in the queue to view the Queen's coffin was both awe-inspiring and comic - a marvel of organisation, discipline, and singularity
Big data is being put to extensive use for microeconomic analysis. Older economists to whom the government pays attention are quite clueless about these forms of analysis
Bengali novelist Samaresh Bose's quest for the 'celestial blinkers' that blind millions has contemporary resonance
Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Friday
The launch of 5G could well change the trend of low average revenue per user for the industry
It sounds silly and trivial to compare the death of a beloved monarch to a stunt involving spotted animals. But there are parallels
Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Thursday
With an expected urban population of close to 630 million by 2030, the emphasis should not be on urbanisation alone but on planned urbanisation
No country is better placed than India to take advantage of the China+1 strategy. But first industry must believe in itself, then trade can drive the future
Here are the top BS Opinion articles of the day
By 2025, tiny Guyana could be producing more oil than the whole of India. This fact alone points to what we have missed out on by driving away international investment through policy hostility