Stagnant wages, a rising cost of living, and increasingly irregular expenses force many working employees into financial stress. They’re able to pay their usual bills but lack a buffer to handle even small financial shocks. Part of the problem is that most Indian workers are paid monthly. And it sometimes gets delayed by 2–3 days […]
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On July 28, 1999, drugstore.com — one of the first Internet pharma — sold shares of its stock to the public. Within seconds of the opening bell, the stock multiplied nearly threefold to $65 per share. Four weeks later, the stock closed as high as $69, creating a market valuation of over $3.5B. Interestingly, the
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One of the most important numbers of the sustainability equation is the human population. “There must be some kind of limit to how many people can live on this planet. It’s just increasing Left, Right & Centre! Right? Humans are good at picking instincts, and one of the most favourite instincts of humans is –
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Today, the richest 100 people together own more than the poorest 4 billion. Inequality goes back to the Stone Age. Excavators found beads, bracelets, and jewels in some graves, while others had just a hole. However, ancient hunter-gatherers were still more egalitarian than any subsequent human society because they had very little property “Property is
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