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    What’s behind BSE’s decision to relaunch derivatives?

    What’s behind BSE’s decision to relaunch derivatives? It should be seen as an attempt to grab a share of a fast-growing market rather than an effort to fundamentally advance stock market efficiency
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    Climate trade barriers: Go for realistic idealism

    Climate trade barriers: Go for realistic idealism Might the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism pose an unfair barrier to $8 billion plus worth of our exports? Our response must combine market realism with climate idealism
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    Artificial general intelligence may make UBI adoption a must

    Artificial general intelligence may make UBI adoption a must AGI looks set to worsen economic disparity and a universal basic income can cushion those hit by it
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    Let’s hold our horses on the regulation of generative AI

    Let’s hold our horses on the regulation of generative AI Watching to discern actual threats posed makes more sense than leaping ahead prematurely
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    Let’s move from rear-view to the windshield on wage data

    Let’s move from rear-view to the windshield on wage data The role of wages in a modern economy is complex—sometimes even contradictory
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    Takers of initiative at work had better check with their bosses

    Takers of initiative at work had better check with their bosses Employee empowerment is getting on employers’ nerves in the US
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    Proactive risk management will secure Indian finance

    Proactive risk management will secure Indian finance RBI efforts have meant Indian risk mitigation has been good but we must beware risk complacency
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    Mint Explainer: Why do carmakers cheat?

    Mint Explainer: Why do carmakers cheat? Car manufacturers have been caught cheating numerous times over the past few decades, often at great cost to their reputation. So what motivates them?
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    Mint Explainer: Erdogan exceeds expectations in Turkey’s presidential election

    Mint Explainer: Erdogan exceeds expectations in Turkey’s presidential election Despite a ravaged economy and battered currency, Turkey’s president retained his conservative base, taking the election to a second round
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    Increasing maternity leave isn’t as progressive as it sounds

    Increasing maternity leave isn’t as progressive as it sounds Expanding maternity leave for new mothers from six months to nine, as a Niti Aayog member has suggested, could end up doing more harm than good
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    India will need a foolproof case to tax Netflix

    India will need a foolproof case to tax Netflix Similar cases from the past suggest it won’t be easy for tax authorities to prove in court that the company has a permanent establishment here
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    Early shift to electric could make Royal Enfield a global market leader

    Early shift to electric could make Royal Enfield a global market leader With strong finances, favourable demographics and a beloved brand the company is poised to increase its global marketshare in the age of EVs, provided its nails the engineering and branding
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    Mint Explainer: Thailand’s opposition thumps military-backed parties

    Mint Explainer: Thailand’s opposition thumps military-backed parties Pheu Thai and Move Forward have won a handsome victory in the general elections but it is still unclear if they will succeed in getting one of their own into the prime minister’s office
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    Mint Explainer: Why India won’t get a new Commercial Street or Connaught Place

    Mint Explainer: Why India won’t get a new Commercial Street or Connaught Place Traditional shopping centres came up in the ’70s and early ’80s, when space was plenty and real estate laws relatively lax. So what’s the future of the high street?
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    Softer inflation grants RBI the space it needed

    Softer inflation grants RBI the space it needed Deflation in wholesale prices along with two months of within-range retail inflation will let India’s central bank extend its rate pause so that growth holds up in spite of global risks
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    Measuring India’s manufacturing sector remains a data challenge

    Measuring India’s manufacturing sector remains a data challenge Despite revisions of data sources and methodologies, this statistical exercise is full of complexities that are hard to untangle.
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    Leaders can use rituals to radiate happiness among others around

    Leaders can use rituals to radiate happiness among others around Reminding ourselves of our good fortune could help relieve personal unhappiness and spread cheer
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    Google is accelerating a little too fast into the AI unknown

    Google is accelerating a little too fast into the AI unknown Its plan to suffuse its online toolkit with generative AI is too risky
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    The AI arms race will create both winners and losers

    The AI arms race will create both winners and losers New technology always causes upheavals and there is no reason to think AI won’t effect positive change
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    Quick edit: Retain a balance

    Quick edit: Retain a balance Despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s efforts to recast freebies as ‘revdis’ (two-bit sweets), their electoral appeal appears intact
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