Amid concerns over young India going ballistic on the idea of nationalism, and the Tim Cook led company battling the Wall Street Bull, Apple Inc. is aiming to shoot for the world’s fastest growing major economy, in that it could turn it into a bastion, probably bigger than China, now that the latter seem saturated with the biggest market share outside the United States.

Mexico. A country I have always been fascinated with. My earliest memory of anything remotely “Mexico” can be traced back to the days I was growing up in India — the FIFA World Cup that used to get us all belligerent once in four years. I still remember the way all four of us (my parents and sister) ganged up to root for the Mexican boys. We never whined even when the matches rolled well past midnight.

I still had not recovered from the heartbreak of losing a sporty Michael Kors watch, a special present from my husband. It disappeared from our sight one fine day. I have been mourning the loss ever since. Wait…until rumors of the Apple Watch started doing the rounds. Yes, I am a chronic watch patient. It’s been with me now, since the last Thanksgiving.

James Altucher is no stranger to the world of blogging, startups, and entrepreneurial innovation. In one of his posts, he talks about gaming the system: When he was younger, he couldn’t last more than two to three days at a job before plotting an exit route. He would figure out how to build from his current job so he could either have an even better job, make more money, or start his own business.

Neelanjana Gautam, the talented writer from The Statesman, and former faculty Loreto College, Kolkata, has partnered with LetsHaveCoffee to share her thoughts on how to break the ice on your first date. We highly recommend these tips that will help you land the second date and more!

The old woman had her gaze focused from behind the thick frame of her glasses. She had a color palette and a set of brushes in front of her, mixing colors to paint a clear blue sky she woke up to this morning.