Silicon Valley

Will the churn in Big Tech lead to a new period of innovation?

Rajeev Srinivasan

Useful disruption

‘Inside big tech, privileged caste members use filters to keep others out of jobs, promotions’

Marilyn Fernandez, professor emerita in the Sociology department at Santa Clara University, California, in conversation with the author

The Future of Jobs

Ullekh NP

Like elsewhere, employment in India is set for an overhaul. Jobs will be lost and gained but quick adaptation will minimise pain

The Money Trap

Madhavankutty Pillai

Why Google and Facebook invite being arm-twisted by governments the world over

Power and Pelf

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

Ten accidental globalists who were driven by the idea of conquest

Bengaluru: A City in Distress

V Shoba

The civic struggle to regain the legend of Bengaluru

Elon Musk as Steve Jobs of the Space Age

Aresh Shirali

All in all, the Model 3 is Musk’s best chance yet to do an Apple on us

It was part two of the Indian enchanter in America, and this time Narendra Modi was feted as the man who will accompany Silicon Valley to its next level of glory, even as the Valley takes India with it—to heights as yet unforeseen, except in the mind of the man who once sold tea on the sort of railway platform that will soon be kitted out with free WiFi by Google