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Invite Friends   From the Editor's Desk So You Want to Be an Entrepreneur? When I graduated from college in 2001, I didn't have a single friend whose plan was to start his or her own business. Med school, law school, finance, consulting: these were the coveted jobs, the clear paths laid out before us. I took a job in advertising, which was seen as much more rebellious than the reality. I worked in advertising for a few years, and learned an incredible amount about how brands get built and communicated. But I grew restless and bored, tasked with coming up with new campaigns for old and broken products that lacked relevance, unable to influence the products themselves. During that time, I was lucky to have an amazing boss who explained a simple principle that fundamentally altered my path. What she told me was that stress is not about how much you have on your plate; it's about how much control you have over the outcomes. Suddenly I realized why every Sunday night I was overcome with a feeling of dread. It wasn't because I had too much going on at work. It was because I had too little power to effect change. Continued here TradeBriefs: What's important, not just what's popular! Advertisers of the day IIT Bombay-WashU Executive MBA (Batch 6): 17 classroom immersions | 15+ session topics | Drive results for your organization| Apply now! Our advertisers help fund the daily operations of TradeBriefs. We request you to accept our promotional emails.     Meet Sarah Gilbert, Oxford's Coronavirus Vaccine Hunter and Most Important Person in Science Right Now The vaccine developed by Professor Gilbert and her team of dedicated researchers from the Jenner Institute and Oxford Vaccine Group is the current frontrunner and early findings have shown promising results. LinkedIn to lay off 960 people: Here's how India will be impacted Earlier, LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky told employees that the platform would be cutting 960 jobs or 6% of its employee base globally due to the Covid19 pandemic. Mark Zuckerberg's dad said he could go to Harvard or have a McDonald's franchise Mark Zuckerberg's sister Randi told CNN all the siblings got the same offer. With Indians indoors, complaints against domestic violence rise even as rape incidents fall "Likely due to decreased mobility in public spaces, public transport, and workplaces." The true story of the heartthrob prince of Qatar and his time at USC When a Qatari sheikh came to live in L.A., an entire economy sprouted to meet his wishes. "His highness doesn't like to hear no," one associate told a professor. How one couple has lived for 29 years on an island they built themselves Catherine King and Wayne Adams live on a sustainable, floating compound. "Freedom Cove" is a labor of love, hand-built using recycled and salvaged materials. Top 4 Highest-Paid Bank CEOs in India After topping the charts in the last financial year, HDFC Bank Chief Executive Officer Aditya Puri has once again emerged as the highest-paid CEO in India for the financial year 2019-20. His annual salary and other prerequisites noted a rise of 38 per cent to Rs 18.92 crore when compared to the last fiscal. Is India on the cusp of a gender revolution? Across big cities and small towns, women have similar personal and professional aspirations as men, a recent survey suggests. Women also seem to have more social ties outside their own communities than men Is India on the cusp of a gender revolution? Across big cities and small towns, women have similar personal and professional aspirations as men, a recent survey suggests. Women also seem to have more social ties outside their own communities than men Data will decide which Indian IT employees will come back to office amid Covid-19 With over four million employed in the sector, managing people's movement amid a pandemic could be a nightmare. 90 Percent of Remote Workers Are Now Ignoring the 'First Things Rule' Everyone said this was most important. Now, almost nobody is doing it. How to Brainstorm- Remotely Think outside the (Zoom) box. Sunteck Realty acquires approx 50 acres in Vasai West; aims Rs5,000cr revenue in 5-7 years The project will have a revenue potential of Rs5,000cr (Rs. 50 Billion) over the next 5-7 years, further strengthening the cash flow and the balance sheet of the company. The Rise and Fall of China's Cycling Empires China's bike-sharing firms were supposed to be the next big thing. What happened? Millions Are Hounded for Debt They Don't Owe. One Victim Fought Back, With a Vengeance 16 Open Problems in Engineering Biology As our engineering toolkit in bio expands to be more powerful than ever before, and the infrastructure to deliver, produce, and scale these solutions comes increasingly online, a whole new world of problems in biology begin to feel approachable. Here are the 16 biggest and potentially most rewarding challenges we see coming in the world of bio. Happiness: is feeling content more important than purpose and goals? There are many ways to be happy, but we can also find comfort in the knowledge that our constant dissatisfaction is what makes us human. Ikea's new 'plant ball' is a meatless twist on its classic Swedish meatball The new dish has just 4% of the carbon footprint of the original meatball, though it costs the same, and tastes almost identical. How a Single Mom Created a Plastic Food-Storage Empire The story of Tupperware™ is a story of innovation and reinvention: how a new kind of plastic, made from an industrial waste material, ended up a symbol of female empowerment. Successful innovation doesn't have to be disruptive- it's often small, incremental, and fast Big change is rare; what's more common is a continuous flow of much smaller changes that accumulate quickly. How Alipay Works To Thwart Payments Fraud How The Whisky Exchange Became The World's Largest Online Retailer Of Scotch American whiskey is a very important category and it’s growing as more distilleries open in the US. I’ve seen a remarkable improvement in the whiskey, especially the bourbons, coming out the US in recent years and I think it’s a really exciting time for the category. Sri Lanka to research "Ravana's aviation routes" Authority issues advertisement seeking relevant literature from the public. 'King of spices', who once drove a 'Tanga': Here's the inspiring journey of 'MDH uncle' Most fondly known as 'Mahashay', was born in 1919 in Pakistan's Sialkot, where his father had set up a small shop. However, after partition in 1947, the family moved to Delhi in India. The global race to find a Covid-19 vaccine, charted The hunt for a Covid-19 immunization has followed an a-typical path. Traditionally, vaccine development takes over a decade, and that's not including the initial research. Warren Buffett Says Discounts Are for Dummies Here are 3 things customers value more than a low price even (especially) during a pandemic. A plan to redesign the internet could make apps that no one controls In 1996 John Perry Barlow, cofounder of internet rights group the Electronic Frontier Foundation, wrote "A declaration of the independence of cyberspace." It begins: "Governments of the Industrial World, you weary giants of flesh and steel, I come from Cyberspace, the new home of Mind. On behalf of the future, I ask you of the… SC Starts Contempt Proceedings Against Prashant Bhushan, Twitter for Unspecified Tweets A contempt case against Bhushan, pending since 2009, has also been listed to be heard on July 24. Bollywood couple Genelia, Riteish Deshmukh start plant-based meat venture Plant-based meats are made entirely from plant ingredients such as pea protein and coconut oil, but replicate the taste, smell, and sizzle of animal meat. The Forgotten Life of Einstein's First Wife She was a physicist, too—and there is evidence that she contributed significantly to his groundbreaking science Rare yellow turtle discovered in India A farmer in eastern India has found a yellow turtle which experts say is the product of albinism. How to give yourself 'career insurance' during uncertain times Life feels especially volatile right now. But there are things you can do to prepare for the future—no matter what it holds. What scientists are learning about how long Covid-19 immunity lasts Covid-19 antibody testing, long-term immunity, vaccines, herd immunity (and more!), explained. India's golden moment coming soon, says Silicon Valley venture capitalist India has received foreign direct investment of over USD 20 billion in the last few months during the coronavirus pandemic.Referring to the series of FDI into India post-COVID-19 outbreak, Rangaswami said it is unprecedented by any standards 'Bitches get stuff done': Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez hits back after Republican's tirade at Capitol Florida's Ted Yoho reportedly accosted the congresswoman Monday and was overheard to use an abusive phrase after they parted As It Battles Landlords, WeWork Rival Knotel Is Trying To Raise $100 Million "I don't think there was ever a day in the history of Google where everyone came into meetings and people were wondering whether there would be an internet anymore," says Knotel founder Amol Sarva. 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Instead of defining an unrealistic competition with Beijing, Delhi must up its own commercial game in the Arab world. For India, costs of neglecting new Arabian business are far higher than a lost railway contract in Iran India is no minor economic force in the Arab world, having had a much longer engagement with the region than China. Instead of defining an unrealistic competition with Beijing, Delhi must up its own commercial game in the Arab world. Delhi is among the 30 most freelance-friendly cities in the world Ranking low on monthly salary and leisure activities score. Here's how brands look out for each other in times of crisis The war against the pandemic can only be fought together and brands are stepping up to send across the message in their own way. Brand Equity looks in.. COVID-19: Will we ever be free of coronavirus? A vaccine is the best hope for a return to normality and that won't happen soon Who gets to be reckless on Wall Street? Regular investors are piling into the stock market for the rush. Wall Street titans say they're making a grave mistake, but it's not so simple. Natalie Portman and Serena Williams are among investors in new Los Angeles soccer team Actress Natalie Portman, tennis star Serena Williams and her daughter Alexis Olympia Ohanian are part of a majority woman-founded group that will own the newest soccer team in the United States. The Career-Boosting Technique Even Smart People Don't Know Some of today's most successful entrepreneurs use it. TradeBriefs Publications are read by over 10,00,000 Industry Executives About Us  |  Advertise Privacy Policy    Unsubscribe You are receiving this mail because of your subscription with TradeBriefs. Our mailing address is GF 25/39, West Patel Nagar, New Delhi 110008, India