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    It’s Lina Khan versus Amazon in the US antitrust spotlight

    It’s Lina Khan versus Amazon in the US antitrust spotlight Expect an FTC led by her to take a digital-age look at monopolies
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    To tip or not to tip and the dilemma of a service charge

    To tip or not to tip and the dilemma of a service charge Customers should ideally be aware of the dynamics at play and also exercise truly mindful choices
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    A ₹10 pack of Maggi isn’t what it used to be. Neither is the sachet economy

    A ₹10 pack of Maggi isn’t what it used to be. Neither is the sachet economy Single-use sachets sparked an FMCG revolution when they were first introduced in India, but persistent inflation and environmental concerns now threaten their future
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    Hard luck for angels

    Hard luck for angels Closing tax loopholes is challenging but necessary. Levying goods and services tax on betting platforms and revising India's 'angel tax' help prevent tax evasion.
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    Our chip-making game shows welcome realism

    Our chip-making game shows welcome realism A focus on niche semiconductors is pragmatic in the face of a crowded worldwide race for silicon fabs. Better odds of success are not a guarantee of it, but India is determined to try
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    India’s pharma sector should go from volume to value leadership

    India’s pharma sector should go from volume to value leadership We should simplify and strengthen our regulatory system for this industry to fulfil its potential
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    Official statisticians must learn to communicate better

    Official statisticians must learn to communicate better Upfront public engagement will go a long way in winning back some of the trust our system has lately lost
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    Our institutes of higher learning can produce a green generation

    Our institutes of higher learning can produce a green generation India’s higher education sector must step up as a test bed of tech innovation and behavioural change for a sustainable future
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    Private equity investments do not help diversify a portfolio

    Private equity investments do not help diversify a portfolio PE funds are often illiquid and do not reduce one’s risk exposure
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    Who could win this year’s Nobel Prize for Economics?

    Who could win this year’s Nobel Prize for Economics? The tea leaves suggest the panel might lean towards a different kind of experimental economics
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    A trade reset

    A trade reset While on a tour to China, Valdis Dombrovskis, the EU’s chief trade negotiator, said the EU was being forced to act assertively
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    Investing in small caps: Opportunities and challenges

    Investing in small caps: Opportunities and challenges In bad times, you will not only get valuations in your favor but also liquidity given that flows would be negative and funds would come out to sell stocks at whatever price possible even at some impact cost.
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    The ghost of Vodafone's retro taxation returns to haunt India's gaming sector

    The ghost of Vodafone's retro taxation returns to haunt India's gaming sector Gaming companies have received GST notices amounting to many times the entire industry’s annual turnover. The government should see reason and back off
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    Stricter regulations for large unlisted firms? Bad idea

    Stricter regulations for large unlisted firms? Bad idea The government is concerned with recent incidents of governance failures at some large unlisted entities
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    Aadhaar is not perfect but has proven useful

    Aadhaar is not perfect but has proven useful So long as Aadhaar does its basic job of allowing unique identification, this digital public infrastructure serves its foundational purpose. The critique by Moody’s could help improve it
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    Corporate investments are still to show a long-awaited recovery

    Corporate investments are still to show a long-awaited recovery Business leaders prefer to cheer the economy than invest because capacity expansion isn’t urgent
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    AI regulation must look beyond its immediate impact

    AI regulation must look beyond its immediate impact We should examine AI’s second-order effects and not get fixated on our near-term anxieties
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    Digital personal data protection: Update this law to the age of AI

    Digital personal data protection: Update this law to the age of AI India should consider revisiting some of its provisions to enable more effective AI operations without compromising privacy
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    The West’s relationship with India is not likely to get easier

    The West’s relationship with India is not likely to get easier India’s spat with Canada signals increasingly fraught dynamics
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    Water wisdom will help us cope with climate change

    Water wisdom will help us cope with climate change Innovative solutions exist that could be scaled up to help avert a crisis of acute water scarcity
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