One of my favourite business frames in the recent past has been Jeremy Liew’s “When a consumer market is new, distribution wins. As consumers become educated, product wins. When products reach parity, brand wins.” Two events happened in the last fortnight that made me reflect more on this. The first was Apple’s power move on Facebook […]
Punjab Grill is on the ground floor of the Forum Shantiniketan mall. The food is tasty, and the service exemplary. But as one would expect, the pricing is exorbitant. A meal for two with just a starter, bread, mains and lassi cost us a little over Rs.2500. For when you’re on splurge mode!
As the world and its system progress, many things which were formerly life skills are increasingly outsourced or automated. What would happen if we had to go back to them? Can we handle the scenario without a playbook?
The sequel to Daemon, this book picks up right after its predecessor and sets a scorching pace. It manages to bring up several contemporary themes like extreme capitalism, mass unemployment, neo-feudalism, cyber communities and such. The author continues to make it all seem plausible, and that’s what makes it a good read.