Ismail Amla

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  • A worker wearing a protective mask scans a package during a so-called pink shift, consisting of just women, at a Flipkart Internet Pvt. warehouse in Koduvalli, Thiruvallur, in the outskirts of Chennai, India, on Wednesday. Sept. 22, 2021. Walmart-backed e-commerce giant Flipkart added 115,000 jobs this Diwali holiday sales season, up from 70,000 in 2020 and 50,000 in 2019. hotographer: Anindito Mukherjee/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesCommentary

    Why India could single-handedly shape the future of e-commerce this summer

    By Alex Salkever, Ismail Amla, and others
  • A customer at a mobile phone store in Bengalaru, India.Commentary

    As Silicon Valley fantasizes about Web3, India leaps ahead on payments

    By Vivek Wadhwa, Ismail Amla, and others
  • A wind turbine at a NextEra wind farm in California.Commentary

    As oil and gas prices soar with Russia disruptions, clean-energy bets by Florida’s NextEra look even wiser

    By Vivek Wadhwa, Ismail Amla, and others
  • Bracken Darrell attends the Logitech And Visionary Choreographer JaQuel Knight Drive Change For BIPOC Creators Through Copyright Protection And New Film on July 28, 2021 in Los Angeles, California.Tech

    Mouse- and keyboard-maker Logitech was dying a slow death. A design-focused CEO helped it thrive

    By Vivek Wadhwa, Ismail Amla, and others
  • Satya Nadella, CEO of MicrosoftTech

    How Microsoft made the stunning transformation from Evil Empire to Cool Kid

    By Vivek Wadhwa, Ismail Amla, and others