No country has used nuclear weapons since 1945, but superintelligence could make humans irrelevant or even be used to kill them
Academia has seen countless instances of researchers hurling accusations of intellectual theft. But this is a new plot twist
India must now choose among currency appreciation, inflation, bank losses, indirect public exposure and an expensive sterilisation programme
The only succession planning that happens is done by the CEO, to ensure that no successor emerges
Women enjoy handouts as much as the next person but their votes depend on meaningful political programmes
The economic and social development of Coastal Karnataka shows what can be achieved when government creates space for private enterprise
Ensuring a realistic assessment of expenditure is critical in the current environment of uncertainty
The dollar-rupee forex swap was necessary and successful. Now, it is time to weigh the pros and cons of making capital inflows more attractive
Stringent food labelling is a good first step
India needs to build processing capabilities
Good rules matter only when they work in practice, from regulation and governance to business and public services
Thirty-five years on, India's media & entertainment industry still accounts for less than one per cent of GDP
Beyond the face value of the promise, recovery, incentives and the counterfactual matter
A military strike is mistaken for strategy, even when no one has planned what comes next
India's ageing population makes retirement planning an urgent financial priority, with NPS emerging as a broader retirement tool beyond government employees
The dispute concerns methodology, base years, deflators, and the various adjustments required to convert the bewildering activity of 1.4 billion people into a single number
The woes at HDFC Bank have put the spotlight back on leadership continuity and how lenders oversee top-tier handovers, reports Raghu Mohan
The ideal situation for Tata Trusts is to let go of the controlling interest in Tata Sons, thereby unshackling the commercial arm from the charitable burden
While EBP may be a great idea, it needed three to four years of preparation. Now, the result is a sugar shortage, imports that are bleeding foreign exchange, and higher prices in the festive season
At points last year, some economists reckoned that AI-related investment was adding more to American growth than all consumer spending combined