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Jeffrey Vögeli: UBS turns to artificial intelligence to advise clients
Big global banks like UBS are turning to technology to mine data for insight on their customers that could help lenders stay competitive in the digital era
Uber, Delhi government need to work together to fix safety gaps
The state government also needs to provide better policing to its citizens
Rathin Roy: The RBI governor is not a betting man
The central bank will continue to calibrate its policy stance based not just on how it influences market expectations but also on how well the government delivers on its expectations
Delhi's Uber ban not the answer, policy may be at fault
There are security and jobs-related barriers to entry for telecom and retail but none for a taxi service like Uber
 "Delhi's Uber ban not the answer, policy may be at fault")
Adelaide cricket test: the odds have evened out
The Test on Tuesday starts on a sombre atmosphere after the sad demise of Phil Hughes
 "Adelaide cricket test: the odds have evened out")
Chinks in "Opposition unity" armour?
Despite the show of strength by opposition parties, the internal contradictions are too deep for this unity to last long
 "Chinks in \"Opposition unity\" armour?")
PSU divestment sets sail
But government must try harder to sell to retail investors
Abheek Barua & Bidisha Ganguly: The deflation bug
The challenge for central bankers now is to commit to 'managed inflation' by signalling to the economy that prices will rise in the future
The international wave in school education
Parents are no longer content with the Indian system of rote where thinking is not encouraged
 "The international wave in school education")
Sanjay Jog: When estranged allies unite
The behind-the-scenes action that bridged the gap between the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Shiv Sena
Paresh Parekh: Avoiding another Vodafone
The indirect transfer tax provisions introduced retrospectively by the Finance Act 2012 leave scope for controversy. Clarity must be provided upfront
N Jayakumar: The answer to bank capitalisation
The only way for the government to keep control of public-sector banks while also infusing them with funds is through non-voting shares
Aabhas Sharma: Country, club and Ronaldo
Breaking records has become Cristiano Ronaldo's favourite pastime. Very few footballers can do everything and Ronaldo is of that rare breed
T C A Srinivasa-Raghavan: The Fool Constant
It is highly probable that at least five per cent of us Indians are fools. That means 60 million fools