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 | For most ecommerce ventures, the funding scenario is tough, and the only way to stay viable is to hunker down, go easy on discounts and offers. |  |  | This is not the first time IBM is transforming itself. Founded in 1911, it has seen a few already, including in the early '90s when it faced bankruptcy. | |  | The insane cash burn makes a mockery of the attempts of fellow ecommerce players — mostly tier-2 players — sweating it out to show profit. | |  | During his visit, PM said: "We not only lay foundations but also inaugurate projects." The message there is not just for electorate but for those executing projects. | |  | When Rohingya militants in Myanmar staged their deadliest attack on the military in decades, in the last week of August, it reignited a military crackdown on the ethnic minority. | |  | As the UNGA in New York and the Supreme Court in New Delhi hear arguments on Myanmar's Rohingya refugee issue, ET Magazine takes a look at the growing global refugee crisis: | |  | Instead of asking when a startup will or can become profitable, the real question to ask is if startups are investing in building moats that will create profitability as they mature and grow. | |  | Last week, Shoppers Stop entered into a commercial arrangement with Amazon India to sell its products on the latter's marketplace. | |  | Some 4 lakh Rohingya are believed to have fled to Bangladesh following attacks by an armed group called the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army on security posts. | |  | Performance legitimacy that fills the pockets and wallets of ordinary people is the best guarantor of political longevity in mature democracies. | |  | Government's flip-flop on granting citizenship to Chakma and Hajong refugees in Arunachal means the SC order backing the tribes may not be implemented anytime soon: | |  | Anything we do in this country has to be part of our existing base. Our incumbency, while posing a challenge in how we transform that, is also our core strength, said Bajwa. | |  | Not being a signatory to Hague Convention means there are no set guidelines on international parental child abductions, leaving judges to adjudicate based on their own discretion. | |  | Bengali caterers in cities are in huge demand to set up their stalls within pandals to sell fish fry, kobiraji cutlet and plethora of chops. | |  | For her efforts and activism against manual scavenging, CPI (ML) activist Divya Bharathi was forced to be on the run till recently. | |  | After conquering the challenges that the terrains in the Northeast present, one is guaranteed to come across some fine food and refined music. | | |
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