In the tepid global economic climate, Japan’s yen has recently lost its status as a safe-haven currency. Once immovable and dependable, its value has slid drastically. Yet a landslide victory by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has given her the ability to make major changes to rectify this. So what does this weak yen mean for …
Startups and SMBs Urged to Recognize the “Iteration Tax” Slowing Growth Momentum
New perspective highlights the hidden operational cost of repeated course corrections in scaling businesses A growing number of startups and small to mid-sized businesses are being encouraged to rethink how they evaluate operational decisions, as industry observers spotlight a hidden drag on growth known as the “Iteration Tax.” This concept refers to the cumulative …
To Cut A Long Story Short: Eleven Stories That Look Closely at Choice, Chance, and Consequence
To Cut A Long Story Short, published by Om Books International in October 2025, is a debut collection of short fiction from the experienced pen of neophyte author Ranjan Sen. The stories travel across time and place. Some are set against historical backdrops, others unfold in contemporary settings. A few carry an undercurrent of …
Kosha Life Builds a Wellness Brand Around Yogic Roots and Daily Habits
India’s wellness market has no shortage of products that promise fast results. Yet a growing group of buyers now looks for something else: steady habits, clean inputs, and clear purpose. Kosha Life, a premium wellness brand, is placing its bet on that shift. The company works on a simple idea drawn from yogic thought. Health …




