Entrepreneurial stress: 31% of founders suffer from imposter syndrome, survey reveals

74 percent of experienced entrepreneurs (6+ years) report high wellness, compared to just 57 percent of early-stage founders (Unsplash)

A significantly large proportion of male founders reported lower scores for both overall well-being (37 percent) and everyday wellness (27 percent), in comparison to their female counterparts (29 percent and 24 percent, respectively)

AI/ML demand forecasting is now a way of life for us: Colgate CEO

Discover how leading with purpose can spark innovation that resonates with both customers and employees, creating deeper connections and sustainable market growth.

Colgate’s CEO shared four pillars of strategies– first pillar is the growth of the oral category, the second is premiumization, and the third is to lead growth in toothbrushes and devices. And the last one is to diversify personal care business

Bill Gates’ ‘laboratory’ comment sparks controversy in India

During the podcast, Bill Gates made the comment while discussing India's progress in health, education, and nutrition, noting that the country was "stable enough" and had the capacity to generate its own government revenue. (Image source: Forbes)

Bill Gates’ choice of words has quickly provoked criticism, with many accusing him of viewing India as nothing more than a testing ground for global projects.

Nikhil Kamath to Kunal Shah, take a look at Indian founders making waves or ripples in podcasting

Whether you're looking to learn from industry giants, hear emotional real-life stories, or understand the intricacies of India’s startup ecosystem, there’s something for every type of listener. (Left to right clockwise: Zomato's Deepinder Goyal, Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath, CRED's Kunal Shah, OYO's Ritesh Agarwal)

Indian founders are swapping boardrooms for microphones, serving candid convos, startup hacks, and a side of self-help. Who’s nailing it, and who’s still figuring it out? Let’s tune in!

Airtel Payments Bank to increase marketing spends by 25-30 percent in the new year

"While we are looking at a substantial rise in our marketing budget, I’m unable to disclose the exact amount we’ve spent this year"

Almost 60 percent of total marketing spending is on digital media for Airtel Payments Bank which defines its target audience as “frequent digital transactors”.