Economists can still look forward to filling the deputy governor's position
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In business, nothing is complete without AI (artificial intelligence) or GenAI
The US today accounts for about 67 per cent of the MSCI World equity indices, meaning that corporate America is worth more than twice all other markets combined
Mr Das' term over the past six years was fairly challenging for both the Indian economy and the RBI, largely because of the pandemic
al-Assad's overthrow was the result of the distractions of his chief backers, the Iran-sponsored Hezbollah and Russian President Vladimir Putin
Advance premium had to be deposited to secure coverage under Section 64VB of the Insurance Act. Failure to fulfil this obligation meant the risk was not covered
The decision to give a second term to Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala reflects broad recognition of her exceptional leadership and strategic vision for the future of the WTO
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How can we create conditions for a next Indian growth episode?
The world has no doubt moved ahead on its journey to build a low-carbon economy and this cannot be reversed so easily
AI and machine learning tools can analyse a variety of information like financial statements, market trends and price fluctuations. They continuously learn and adapt
The match is being played at Arun Jaitley Stadium, but the entire financial world is watching it
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Regardless of The Matrix, Nick Bostrom, Elon Musk, or the peculiarities of quantum physics, we might still be living in "base reality."
China should focus on policies that stimulate entrepreneurship, investment, and economic growth without adding to the government's debt burden
The BJP may be in the Opposition in many states, but nowhere is it as divided as it is in Karnataka
Brand managers have invariably favoured the captain over any of his team members.
There are three perfectly timed triggers for this week's column: Old, povertarian instincts are back; the steel industry lobbying for more import duties; and the absence of reformers like A D Shroff
In his interaction with the media, Das described the CRR cut as "normalisation" of its level. It was raised to 4.5 per cent in April 2022 when the last policy-tightening cycle started