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From Tata to tech giants, Indian companies tighten grip on UK economyIndian businesses are significantly expanding their UK presence, with company numbers soaring by nearly 60% and combined revenues exceeding...- India’s desi gaming startups tap culture and storytelling to break China’s grip on toy and board game marketIn the vibrant world of play, Indian board games and toys are experiencing a renaissance. Consumers are leaning towards locally inspired op...
- UWA Global MBA with IIM Kozhikode Certificate : A global MBA for Indian professionalsAs organisations reward broad strategic perspective over narrow functional expertise, the UWA MBA - Global, along with IIM Kozhikode certif...
- Security model failed in today's complex world, says Iranian Envoy to IndiaIran's Ambassador to India stated a single-power security model has failed. BRICS Foreign Ministers met in India. They supported a comprehe...
- China's state media turns to social media, AI to tell its story - often mock USIn a five-minute AI-generated animation modelled after classic martial arts movies, China's state media frames an allegory for the war in I...
- Indian Ocean must prepare for turbulent world, deepen cooperation: EAM outlines 5 priorities at 9th IOCIndia's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has presented five key priorities for Indian Ocean nations. He stressed the need for region...
- India must rethink Middle East energy reliance after biggest shock in decades, says ONGC chiefIndia faces energy security challenges due to global conflicts. ONGC Chairman Arun Kumar Singh advises caution on Middle East oil reliance....
- 2026, year of consumer as queenAs consumers stand firm against the tide of trade fragmentation, the possibility of tariffs sparking backlash looms large. With household s...
- Globalisation is creating a truly worldwide middle class — US debt is huge, yet its leaders are stepping on the fiscal gas pedal: Harold JamesHarold James, a notable professor at Princeton University, shared insights on globalisation, artificial intelligence, and the resurgence of...
- Case for Global South-sensitive model of globalisation becoming stronger: JaishankarExternal Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday said the case for a Global South-sensitive model of globalisation is becoming stronger b...
- India benefitted from globalization: Abhijit Vinayak BanerjeeSpeaking virtually at an event organised by Bandhan- Konnagar, a Bengal-based NGO, Banerjee said that risks associated with globalization c...
- View: Only way to combat coronavirus pandemic is through global cooperationThe unavoidable lockdown in China that has caused disruptions in the global supply chains will now motivate countries to cut reliance on Ch...
- View: De-globalisation & what emerging markets should learn from thisEmerging markets have been the biggest beneficiaries of the globalisation making them competitive. As the phenomenon loses its sheen in adv...
- Protectionism doesn't really help preserve jobs: Raghuram RajanProtectionism does not preserve jobs & offers little defence against automation, the former RBI Guv said.
- Brump (Brexit and Trump) has been a shock to the system, says economist Pankaj GhemawatThe economics expert further explained the globalisation yo-yo effect.
- UNSC a 'global power oligopoly', need for more participatory governance structures: India"From an Indian perspective, a culture-sensitive approach is one that embraces differences, celebrates diversity and promotes mutual respec...
- China's Xi Jinping says no one will emerge a winner in a trade warThe Chinese President likened protectionism to "locking oneself in a dark room" to protect from danger but also depriving the room of "ligh...
- Demographics, reforms, globalisation can make India a $5-trillion economy by 2025Throughout the region, there has been a virtuous cycle of falling age dependencies, improving investments, and long phases of strong GDP gr...
- PSB ownership to influence monetary policyThe government ownership of public sector banks (PSBs), to an extent, influences the effectiveness of monetary policy, according to Reserve...
- 'Economics just can't beat politics'Harvard professor Pankaj Ghemawat turned ET Edit page editor and turned conventional wisdom on its head.
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