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    The digital subversion of classical capitalism won’t last

    The digital subversion of classical capitalism won’t last Sustainable digitalization calls for a return to principles of capitalism under which profits matter.
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    Money dysmorphia is haunting millennials and Gen Zers

    Money dysmorphia is haunting millennials and Gen Zers These generations must resist needless anxiety over their finances. Constant access to information in the news and on social media may be a reason.
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    There's plenty that ails India’s index of industrial production

    There's plenty that ails India’s index of industrial production The IIP is old and rusty but GST data can be used to formulate an indicator that offers a better picture of economic change.
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    An ISI okay for luxury labels: What’ll we think of next?

    An ISI okay for luxury labels: What’ll we think of next? Arbitrary mandates of quality and other diktats constrain India’s economic prospects
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    The Paytm crisis: Can an advisory panel make a difference?

    The Paytm crisis: Can an advisory panel make a difference? Whether it can help Paytm beyond the optical front is doubtful for various reasons drawn from well-established norms of governance.
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    There’s both the will and a way to unleash India’s digital potential

    There’s both the will and a way to unleash India’s digital potential India is not yet a digital star but it’s certainly rising as one and a well-focused action plan could accelerate this trajectory.
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    A good way to regulate AI is to think of it as a complex adaptive system

    A good way to regulate AI is to think of it as a complex adaptive system The PM-EAC’s proposal of this novel approach has merit, but some aspects like accountability, transparency and ensuring human oversight are hard to implement.
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    Stock front-running has moved along with the changing times

    Stock front-running has moved along with the changing times What was done via TV is happening online and this makes it even harder to squash the practice.
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    Market-oriented farm reforms remain a challenge yet to be met

    Market-oriented farm reforms remain a challenge yet to be met The demands of protestors are largely untenable but a paradigm that treats our farmers as captive suppliers to the state must be shifted and farms given freedom to maximize earnings.
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    January auto sales signal a smooth start to 2024

    January auto sales signal a smooth start to 2024 Double-digit sales of two-wheelers, three-wheelers and passenger vehicles categories bode well for the manufacturing sector and send a broadly positive signal on demand, but small cars and commercial vehicles need to catch up.
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    How to fight the “artificial” intelligence menace

    How to fight the “artificial” intelligence menace Artificially intelligent advisers or mahaguru finfluencers peddle views that are aimed more at grabbing eyeballs than genuinely trying to empower their readers or viewers with solid opinions
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    How ITC and BAT’s divergent diversification strategies flipped the narrative

    How ITC and BAT’s divergent diversification strategies flipped the narrative BAT, burdened by debt, is looking to sell its stake in ITC Ltd, which has prospered by diversifying beyond tobacco, showcasing a dramatic shift in strategy and fortunes
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    A silver lining for India in Pakistan's political drama replay

    A silver lining for India in Pakistan's political drama replay Over the past decade, even as Pakistan's diplomatic capital and global relevance have shrunk, New Delhi’s have only increased
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    It’s time for a broad transition from quantity to quality

    It’s time for a broad transition from quantity to quality India's achievement of developed-country status will crucially hinge on improved basic services—especially healthcare and education—and on innovation.
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    India’s rival is Vietnam in the game of attracting global manufacturers

    India’s rival is Vietnam in the game of attracting global manufacturers New Delhi has been urged to lower its import tariffs as that would help the country join global value chains. It can’t expect investment focused only on its domestic market.
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    Amnesia over America’s banking crisis of 2023 may prove perilous

    Amnesia over America’s banking crisis of 2023 may prove perilous It is not good for capitalism when bankers and others who knowingly take risks pay no price when such a risk materializes.
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    The white paper we got wasn’t the one needed urgently today

    The white paper we got wasn’t the one needed urgently today The economic failures of UPA-2 are well known and a lens on current worries might have served us better.
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    Trade winds in RBI sails: A receding El Niño may ease food inflation

    Trade winds in RBI sails: A receding El Niño may ease food inflation strapline: The likelihood of El Niño easing by monsoon time has risen. With luck, rainfall will relieve inflationary pressures and help our central bank achieve the price stability it’s aiming for.
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    January’s inflation cool-off: Not too sharp

    January’s inflation cool-off: Not too sharp India’s official inflation rate declined to 5.1% year-on-year in January from 5.7% in December. It’s unlikely to alter RBI’s view of general price levels.
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    Has the investment cycle of our economy finally turned up?

    Has the investment cycle of our economy finally turned up? There are some signs of private investment picking up and next year’s momentum will be crucial.
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