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ET Defence Bulletin: One militant killed in Kashmir encounterSeparatists call for strike over Budgam deaths, demand inquiry, India not participating in UN talks on nuclear weapons ban and more in toda...- ET GBS 2017: China wants to replace US in Asia, says former US VP Dick CheneyProf Feldstein said that it is important for US and its 'friends and allies' to maintain a strong military posture. They should maintain en...
- ET GBS 2017: Industry needs to wake up to disruption before it is too late, warn expertsThe tsunami of technology-driven and innovation-led disruption is changing the pecking order in multiple industries as businesses confront ...
- ET GBS 2017: India should invest in the future, not bullet trains, says Bibop G Gresta of HyperloopIndia should give bullet trains a miss as they are noisy, polluting and a liability for future generations, said Hyperloop chairman & chief...
- ET GBS 2017: We advise companies to be disruptive, says Deloitte chief David Cruickshank"Personally, I think it’s a fantastic achievement to move to a statewide GST. China managed it last year and got everything up and running."
- ET GBS 2017: Modi and Trump both pro-growth, pro-business leaders, say expertsDick Cheney said that both Modi and Trump have similar interests at heart and a personal rapport would be very important.
- ET GBS 2017: To climb uphill, desi startups seek level field"If we are able to create that level playing field, Indian companies will have significant advantages,” said Sachin Bansal.
- ET GBS 2017: US doesn't have money, says Andy Xie, economist"The money is in East Asia, not in the West. It is bigger than north America or Europe and in terms of saving capital, it has no comparison...
- Machines will create new types of jobs: Industry leaders at ET GBS 2017Vanitha Narayanan, Chairman, IBM India, also concurred to that saying the time of people working in a company for decades will not be the m...
- ET GBS 2017: There could be another, far deadlier, terrorist attack on US, warns Dick CheneyUS needs to be ready for fresh challenges arising from China and Russia, and N-proliferation by North Korea and Iran, the former US vice-pr...
- ET GBS 2017: As China slows, India poised to take its place in growth raceVedanta chairman Anil Agarwal was bullish about India and said the country can be transformed if India trusts its entrepreneurs.
- ET GBS 2017: We will do Vice-type stories in India, says Shane Smith, CEO, Vice MediaI think one of the things we do better than anybody else is wrapping brands around content, says Shane Smith, CEO, Vice Media.
- ET GBS 2017: World is facing a new abnormal, says Vineet Jain, MD, Times GroupSome of the world’s major economies appear to have developed doubts about the wisdom of globalisation.
- ET GBS 2017: Xiaomi founder Lei Jun's advice for Indian companies - embrace Internet to succeedWhichever company will bring the best product at most affordable price will win, Xiaomi founder Lei Jun said at the Economic Times GBS 2017...
- It’s too early to call Trump policies protectionist: Dick Cheney at ET GBS 2017 eventThe former US vice president added that today globalisation is more about security and not what people think.
- Andhra Pradesh embarking on new development path by making citizens equal partners: Chandrababu NaiduAndhra Pradesh is already witnessing a sustained doubledigit growth rate, with a growth rate of 10.99% during the year 2015-16 and 12.2% in...
- GBS 2017: Strategy, disruption and Chinese innovation on the menuHeadlining the global speaker pack will be Xiaomi’s Lei Jun, often called the Steve Jobs of China, who kickstarted a revolution by selling ...
- GBS 2017: It’s time for India to go citizen-centricIndia can holistically embrace the power of citizencentric reforms and make a concerted move towards realising its extraordinary promise.
- Dick Cheney to take the dais at GBS 2017Dick Cheney, the 46th Vice-President of the United States will take centre stage as the keynote speaker at the GBS on Monday, March 27.
- Railways seeks gross budgetary support of Rs 50,000 crore for FY'18However, the Finance Ministry for the current year had slashed it to Rs 28,000 crore, citing slow spending pace.
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