The Group of Companies Doctrine is a legal theory that is diametrically opposed to that of the accepted notion of a company as a separate legal entity. As a result, this doctrine has a very real impact on the agreements/contracts that govern the commercial world. In this episode, we build a strong understanding of the doctrine and mull over some of the landmark cases in which it was employed.
For the majority of my life I have been a consumer of data - never creating any content even when the means of creating and distributing the same were plenty in this digital age. In this episode I reflect on this great folly which also happens to be the one of the founding reasons of Arklight Studios.
In depth analysis of how the new farming laws will affect the India populous (and farmers in particular). This segment re-enforces the non-polarity of the podcast.
NFTs have taken the world by storm and it looks like this storm is here to stay. Given the growing relevance blockchain-based technologies in the modern world, we put NFTs under the microscope to assess its impact on India.
Will is something that most Indians neglect although it is something that all need, because there are a few certainties in life - and (un)fortunately death is among them.
If you have a decent internet connection, it is impossible to not have heard of what’s going on with Gamestop, a US based brick and mortar video game retailer. The news about its skyrocketing share price had been all over social media, taking the form of everything from analyst warnings to memes.
But what exactly happened? What were the factors that led to a penny stock essentially multiplying hundredfold? And what can be said about this in the backdrop of rising populist sentiment worldover?