China conducted a war-like military drill near Taiwan, but it does not seem to have rattled Taiwan. China was also trying to send a message to the US to stop supporting Taiwan if it wants Beijing’s help to resolve the Ukraine issue
The South is more confident over economic conditions, even during tough times while the northern states exhibit more pessimism than the national average in consumer confidence. But when it comes to hope, the North wins
Losses have been brutal in US but strong gains have been made internationally since depths of Covid pandemic
The former presidential candidate sold out her supporters, party and America for her career ambitions
The prime minister is right to make the question of protecting Britain in a more dangerous world a central theme for the campaign
Securing the metal that will get us to net zero requires economies of scale
It is not just quality. Even the number of state run universities in India has been stagnant while private universities have grown sharply, making accessibility an issue
People watching the progression in the Russia-Ukraine war would agree that Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu had to go due to stagnant and fossilised war dynamics. It remains to be seen if this change of guard will alter Russia’s position
There is a pressing need to streamline the utilisation of digital services among the elderly population
Understanding networks properly will help us to better grasp how the economy actually works
The RBI’s balance sheet has strengthened and grown in size over which its dividend payments too have increased
Independent directors should maintain a distance from the company, its promoters and the management; but the irony is that they are nominated and appointed by the promoters
China’s latest steps to revive its property market is good news but for India, it spells trouble as dollar flows could be redirected from domestic markets to Beijing
Crowdsourced fact-checking is better at curtailing misinformation than content moderation
As long as the dollar is the competition for domestic transactions, stabilising the peso will not be easy
The past 14 years of Conservative rule have tried almost everybody’s patience
Climate financing today not only falls short of requirements but also puts developing countries at a disadvantage. Additionally, there is gap between commitments and disbursements of climate finance. The intended recipients are often unable to access or afford climate finance
The administration’s latest debt-cancellation scheme will reward rich borrowers, punish taxpayers and drive up the cost of college
The Flash Composite PMI for India came in at 61.7 for May, up from April’s final reading of 61.5, indicating strong growth momentum
Despite a growing body of evidence, Big Food is trying to dampen fears about the health effects of industrially formulated substances
Sale of its India wind turbine business is Siemens Energy’s strategic move to stem losses and makes a choice to focus on lucrative markets such as the US and Europe
The overall AUM of retirement savings, insurance, and mutual funds grew at a 15 per cent CAGR which outpaced bank deposit CAGR of 9 per cent over the last ten years
Fierce competition among the mega technology companies to build data centres is playing out which will keep demand for NVDA chips very strong for the next several quarters
Over time, rules and provisions have evolved to give public shareholders enough power to have a say in major matters of the company
The Sky chatbot’s voice brings Deep Fake concerns to the fore. Within a few years, GenAI-created Deep Fakes will not just influence elections in countries but could cause a collapse of the global financial system
