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Smart cars' new crash test: Cybersecurity and customer data privacy
Transparency over customer data is becoming a core competitive advantage for brands
 "Smart cars' new crash test: Cybersecurity and customer data privacy")
AI data centres likely to be real-estate sector's next growth pillar
AI-led data centre investments are creating a long-term growth opportunity for real estate developers, though earnings gains are likely to materialise gradually.
 "AI data centres likely to be real-estate sector's next growth pillar")
Investing abroad? Here's how to report foreign assets, income in ITR filing
Complete this task with care, as failure to disclose foreign assets with an aggregate value exceeding ₹20 lakh can attract a penalty of ₹10 lakh under the Black Money Act
 "Investing abroad? Here's how to report foreign assets, income in ITR filing")
Controlling AI agents is an emerging business: IBM Software India GM
IBM says enterprise AI success hinges on governing autonomous agents with strong security, identity management, cost controls and auditability across hybrid environments
 "Controlling AI agents is an emerging business: IBM Software India GM")
Discreet diplomacy may shield India from tariff threats over Russia oil buy
Quiet diplomacy could help India navigate US tariff threats over Russian oil purchases while managing energy security risks amid escalating West Asia tensions
 "Discreet diplomacy may shield India from tariff threats over Russia oil buy")
Proposal to fell 332K trees for coal mining in Odisha sparks concerns
A proposed coal mine in Odisha's Angul district has sparked environmental concerns after clearance was recommended for felling over 3.31 lakh trees
 "Proposal to fell 332K trees for coal mining in Odisha sparks concerns")
Why some investors want their money locked away for long-term wealth
Closed-end mutual fund schemes have a fixed maturity date and cannot ordinarily be redeemed before then. The regulator should consider allowing fresh investments in them until maturi
 "Why some investors want their money locked away for long-term wealth")
Escalation of conflicts in West Asia, Europe dims hopes of fuel price cuts
Escalating conflicts in West Asia and Europe are driving diesel refining margins higher, delaying fuel price cuts and increasing losses for Indian oil retailers
 "Escalation of conflicts in West Asia, Europe dims hopes of fuel price cuts")
India will remain a strong driver for JSW Steel: Joint MD & CEO Acharya
JSW Steel expects stronger H2 growth as domestic demand stays robust, export opportunities improve and lower raw material costs begin to support margins
 "India will remain a strong driver for JSW Steel: Joint MD & CEO Acharya")
Risks a must for growth of semicon design: Meity Secretary S Krishnan
The government will white-list venture capital firms to co-invest in semiconductor design startups under ISM 2.0, aiming to de-risk funding and deepen India's chip ecosystem
 "Risks a must for growth of semicon design: Meity Secretary S Krishnan")
The welfare promise and the database challenge of cash transfer schemes
Can opaque database rationalisation derail the gains from women cash transfer schemes? Sanjeeb Mukherjee finds out
 "The welfare promise and the database challenge of cash transfer schemes")
Jio Platforms' IPO remains the key driver for Reliance Industries stock
Reliance Industries beat Q1 expectations as O2C and Jio powered earnings growth, but retail margins remained under pressure amid digital commerce investments
 "Jio Platforms' IPO remains the key driver for Reliance Industries stock")
Can CJP-led protest at Jantar Mantar outgrow its dependence on Wangchuk?
As Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike galvanises support, the CJP faces a defining test over whether its movement can sustain momentum beyond its strongest symbol
 "Can CJP-led protest at Jantar Mantar outgrow its dependence on Wangchuk?")
A midnight arrest and the anatomy of a bank fraud by a trusted insider
An insider with a password is the new fraudster. Usually, in their mid-30s, well versed with banking operations, computer-savvy, and well behaved. They appear to be workaholics
 "A midnight arrest and the anatomy of a bank fraud by a trusted insider")
Statsguru: Are cash schemes for women a step towards financial empowerment?
Women-focused cash transfer schemes now cover 120 million beneficiaries across 12 states, but tighter eligibility checks and questions over long-term impact are reshaping the debate
 "Statsguru: Are cash schemes for women a step towards financial empowerment?")
A high-stakes, big-bang bypoll in Bankipur Assembly constituency
The election will test popularity of Bihar's new CM Samrat Choudhary
 "A high-stakes, big-bang bypoll in Bankipur Assembly constituency")
Monsoon session heads into storm over paper leaks, Ram Temple row
Government prepares to introduce at least five new Bills this session
 "Monsoon session heads into storm over paper leaks, Ram Temple row")
Street signs: WTM slot opens, street hopeful of SMC & fund manager effect
DEA begins the search for IFSCA's first whole-time member as markets await the Securities Markets Code Bill and track fresh bets by marquee fund managers
 "Street signs: WTM slot opens, street hopeful of SMC & fund manager effect")
Electronics push: India aims for higher value addition under ISM 2.0
In this context, the government's recent approval of the Dixon-Vivo joint venture and reduction of import duty on select items highlight that building domestic technological capability does not requir
 "Electronics push: India aims for higher value addition under ISM 2.0")
Gains from the UK FTA: The glass is half-full, the glass is half-empty
What matters is whether trade agreements make India a more open economy
 "Gains from the UK FTA: The glass is half-full, the glass is half-empty")