Why Has BlackBerry Underperformed Despite Its Software Pivot?
1. We break down the change in BB’s stock into 3 factors: BB’s Stock Price = (Revenue / No. of Shares) x P/S Multiple The decline in BlackBerry’s stock price…
Why is Education Being Corporatized?
In the southern Indian state of Telangana at least 23 teenagers have killed themselves since the scores of their school-leaving exam results, processed by a private software firm, Globarena Technology,…
Why Upward Mobility Needs Markets, Not Just Gadgets
Women sort chikoos by hand following an auction in Western India, despite the availability of donated equipment to do the job automatically. Technology alone rarely translates to a more developed economy without…
Why Kerala school teachers are against Khader panel report on education reforms
Kerala government’s latest reforms in the field of education has now earned them the ire of a large group of higher secondary school teachers. In June, a cabinet meeting chaired…
Why BlackBerry Stock Jumped 16% in March
The company delivered a better-than-expected earnings report toward the end of March that sent the shares higher. So what Investors were encouraged by BlackBerry's performance on the bottom line that…
Why I hatefully love Apple Music’s Android app
I’ve been using Apple Music since it launched nearly four years ago – even after I subsequently switched to Android devices. While I love its music library, and appreciate the…
I tested the new Blackberry Key2 at a South African tourism hotspot – and here’s why I’m unimpressed
When Blackberry launched the Key 2 in June, it was dubbed “the return of an icon” by the once-dominant smartphone maker. But four months after launching in South Africa, the…
Top 3 Reasons Why Instagram Followers are Leaving
Before you start reading this content, let me ask you a question. Are your Instagram followers constantly leaving? Well, I will not be shocked if you said YES because you…
Why Education Matters to Your Health
Across America, people are falling ill and dying young. These men and women have something in common. In fact, they stand out because of something they don’t have: a college…
‘The iPhone did what it was designed to do’: Apple finally explains why Face ID didn’t work during this week’s on-stage demonstration
During Apple's launch event on Tuesday, Apple's vice president, Craig Federighi took to the stage to demonstrate the facial recognition capabilities of the firm's $999 (£999) iPhone X. But he…