As healthcare is moving toward greater consumerization, devices used for diagnostics are keeping pace and becoming leaner, meaner and even cheaper. Radiology, the “darkroom” of the healthcare world, is now coming into the light and directly into patients’ hands… so as to speak. read »
The “Emerald of the Equator” (Zamrud Khatulistiwa) or Indonesia is home to an estimated 252 million people living on 17,000 islands. It is famous for its rich history and hundreds of unique cultures and languages. Tourists come to Indonesia to witness the scenic beauty of Bali, flavor of coffee, adorable orangutans, curious komodo dragons, rain forests and spices. But Indonesia is transforming into more than exotic gourmet experiences and spa massages. The country has invested heavily[...] read »
There are three million dollar millionaires in the US and one million of them are women. That statistic might come as a bit of a surprise. Certainly, the percentage is higher than most of the other gender inequalities that still exist. read »
Every year, my team of futurists at Frost & Sullivan puts their heads together to come up with the top trends for the upcoming year. read »
Economics has a problem with women. From Larry Summer’s maddening assertion that women’s scientific abilities are genetically inferior to men, to the much lower percentage of women among economics PhDs and professors, it’s clear that the discipline known for centuries as the dismal science is also, for whatever reason, a sexist one. read »
News website Huffington Post launched in India today in a content partnership with the country's largest English language news organization, The Times of India Group. read »
Meet the 2014 class of the 20 Youngest Power Women in Africa: the continent’s emerging power brokers, the Amazons to watch, and the custodians of tomorrow. read »
Not all financial advisors are created equal. Meet Divesh Makan, consigliere to Silicon Valley's brightest billionaires. read »
The world's 15 richest people who hail from the technology industry on the Forbes Billionaires list.
A groundbreaking Cuban journalist and entrepreneur, Yoani María Sánchez Cordero gained international recognition for her depiction of Cuban life under its present government -- observed with a critical eye. Listed as one of TIME's 100 most influential people in 2008, Sánchez has been praised for practicing "under the nose of a regime that has never tolerated dissent ... what paper-bound journalists in her country cannot: freedom of speech." Sánchez[...] read »