Ten years after the start of the Syrian civil war, a look at two books on the legacy of a secret library in a town near Damascus.

Phani Medicharla on collaboration as a means to an end, supporting team members who do well on their own, self-care and team-care, and managing teams remotely.

In 'The Custodian of Trust', former SBI chairman Rajnish Kumar shows how bankers sometimes get a ringside view of the most spectacular corporate implosions of our times.

In his autobiography, Vijaypat Singhania devotes an entire section to why gifting his entire 37.17% stake in Raymond to his younger son, Gautam Hari, was the "biggest mistake" of his life.

In 'Economist Gandhi', author Jerry Rao places Mahatma Gandhi’s thoughts on business and wealth management within the tradition of economic philosophy (Adam Smith to George Akerlof and Richard Thaler). And he expounds on the Mahatma's ideas, including the…

In his autobiography, Vijaypat Singhania devotes an entire section to why gifting his entire 37.17% stake in Raymond to his younger son, Gautam Hari, was the "biggest mistake" of his life.

“To write with style is to fight lying all the way,” Joan Didion once wrote. What were the origins of her cool, unsentimental sentences on the page?

One of India's best known tech entrepreneurs and investors is spending his time on a subject rather far away from tech

Alagh prefers non-fiction books because he thinks it makes him a better person and teaches him more about building a company. Ben Horowitz's The Hard Thing About Hard Things taught him a key hiring lesson

Three books that deserve to be read for the rich historical learnings they provide and the queer futures they imagine.

A pick of new travel books that are the perfect companions to accompany you on your own travels.