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Social security pact inked with UK to boost workforce mobilityIndia and the United Kingdom have signed a crucial agreement to prevent double social security payments for their citizens on short-term wo...- In San Francisco's AI frenzy, apartments are scarce and costlySan Francisco's housing market is experiencing unprecedented demand. A surge in artificial intelligence companies is driving up rents signi...
- India PP&E: Philosophy, Politics and EconomicsGaurav Dalmia addressed Stanford MBA students in New Delhi. He highlighted India's unique wealth creation opportunities. He emphasized the ...
- Time to add silver to your portfolio? With silver undervalued, here’s why this is the right time to investWith rising geopolitical tensions and central banks aggressively accumulating precious metals, sceptics may need to reconsider the role of ...
- Gold: A century of returns, risks, and relevanceGold is nearing $3,000 per ounce in 2025, driven by fears of slowing U.S. growth, rising geopolitical tensions, and widening fiscal deficit...
- Investing is easy, but hard to implement? Sanjay Bakshi explains the rules for value investorsSanjay Bakshi emphasizes the importance of having a disciplined approach to investing by constructing filters to reject stocks that don't m...
- Luigi Mangione, arrested for Unitedhealthcare CEO murder, gave Unabomber high ratings, had manifestos against corporate AmericaOn Goodreads, Mark Mangione's reading list revealed eclectic tastes, ranging from science fiction and popular science to the Unabomber mani...
- ET Circle: Inside the inCREDible mind of Kunal Shah—disruptive ideas, radical thoughts, and an evolving playbook for business and lifeIn the second episode of the ET Circle multimedia series, Kunal Shah, the Founder of CRED, shares some profound yet distilled insights into...
- China aiming for 'global technological supremacy': British cyber chiefLindy Cameron, director of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), part of Britain's GCHQ eavesdropping spy agency, said Britain had a "...
- Does your boss have a file on you? In WFH era, companies escalate digital surveillance to know if employees are 'inside threats'You company constantly want to test your trustworthiness.
- Your bosses could have a secret file on youSome companies subject employees to semi-automated, near-constant assessments of perceived trustworthiness, at times using behavioral scien...
- Don't let the Lindy Effect fool you while picking stocksDon't listen to pundits giving lectures on durable competitive advantage. Nothing lasts forever. People die. Trends change. Preferences cha...
- Dogecoin founder is baffled by meteoric rise to $9 billionDogecoin creator Billy Markus just wishes people would realise he’s no longer part of the project and can’t limit the coin’s supply to help...
- Absurd awards: Some of this year's Ig Nobel winnersOrganised by the Annals of Improbable Research, a magazine devoted to scientific humour, the Nobel parody is called Ig Nobel Prizes.
- In India, look 5 years ahead to make money: Manish Sonthalia, Motilal Oswal AM PMSInvestors should not be anticipating next two years' growth to make money in India.
- NASA moves up launch of mission to metal asteroidWashington, May 25 (IANS) NASA has announced plans to launch its mission to a unique metal asteroid a year ahead of the original schedule.
- Eight wonder ways to get a flat tummyIt takes more than just basic crunches and crash dieting to carve a drool worthy, flat stomach. Here's what you can do.
- ET Global Business Summit: Nassim Nicholas Taleb on why he agrees with PM Modi's 'small is beautiful' thesisI’ve had the privilege to listen to the prime minister yesterday (Friday) and I’m going to comment on two points that he mentioned — the fi...
- Asteroid attacks significantly altered ancient EarthThe surface of Earth was heavily reprocessed as a result of giant asteroid impacts more than four bln years ago, according to new research.
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