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As AI agents go rogue, cyber insurers are adapting their policiesInsurers, including MSIG, QBE and Beazley, are reviewing traditional cyber policies and adapting their language to account for emerging ris...- From cloud to consumer, AI is reshaping business: 'Agents can reset work, not leadership'AI agents will transform how companies work and make decisions. Strong governance and clean data are critical for their scaled deployment. ...
- Aquarius ♒ September 2026 Horoscope, Monthly Predictions: September Brings Career Progress, Financial Decisions & New LearningSeptember holds promises for Aquarians, who will discover career advancements fueled by adaptability and a thirst for knowledge. Financial ...
- September 2026 Horoscope: Ganesh Chaturthi Month Brings New Career Opportunities & Relationship Changes for These 5 Zodiac SignsSeptember 2026 horoscopes emphasize practical growth and emotional awareness for all signs. Career opportunities will develop through commu...
- BMW X1 LWB Launched in India: Price, features, engine, interior space and what’s new in the long-wheelbase SUVBMW has launched the new X1 Long Wheelbase (LWB) in India. The luxury SUV offers significantly more rear cabin space and legroom, along wit...
- In 1992, deadly category 5 Hurricane Andrew caused massive destructions in Florida, 34 years later as rising sea level flooding threatens nearly 40 per cent of U.S. population, Miami, other areas are showing how to be ready for doomsdayAs global average temperatures climb because of fossil fuel emissions, so do sea levels, making low-lying coastal cities vulnerable to floo...
- One of a Kind Awards: Celebrating the GTM strategies driving early growthAt the One of a Kind Awards - for early stage startups, presented by The Economic Times and Cashfree Payments, the GTM Excellence Award rec...
- China's netizens rage against professor who said gig work was a type of 'welfare'A prominent economics professor's remarks on gig work as welfare ignited public anger in China. She argued flexibility offers welfare, cont...
- AI agents can automate work, but not leadershipAI agents could reshape how companies work and make decisions, but business leaders stressed the need for strong governance, clean data and...
- Why broccoli and lettuce are going the way of onion and tomato in EuropeEurope’s heatwaves and drought are damaging vegetable and grain crops, pushing up prices and exposing vulnerabilities even in advanced food...
- Red Sea blockade threat: Why India’s trade faces a wider supply-chain shockA prolonged disruption could force ships to reroute around the Cape of Good Hope, raising logistics costs while squeezing exporters and add...
- Climate damage: The next hit to Europe's public financesEurope's public finances face growing strain from uninsured climate damage, with recent extreme weather events having caused significant ec...
- Govt proposes age limit extension for EVs, hydrogen and CNG-powered vehiclesThe Centre proposes extending vehicle age limits by five years. National permit authorisations may be granted electronically for up to five...
- Europe's heatwaves expose insurance gap as business losses mountEuropean businesses face significant losses from extreme heatwaves. Traditional insurance often fails to cover these indirect operational d...
- European shares snap 4-week rally as higher oil prices temper strong earningsEuropean stock markets closed in the red on Friday, breaking a four-week winning streak. The rise in crude oil prices and escalating geopol...
- LIC weighing plans to invest in health insurance, fintech: R Doraiswamy, CEO, LICLIC said the government’s ₹31,552-crore offer for sale reflects investor confidence and helped achieve 10% public shareholding. The insurer...
- America hurting its own interest; India well-insulated against US tariffs on Russian oil, expert saysIndia's economy shows resilience against US sanctions on Russian crude oil. Potential tariffs on nations buying Russian oil will minimally ...
- Salary credited, spending begins: Kerala’s 1st-of-the-month rule taught a CA a surprising finance lessonCA Arpit Jain said Kerala’s first-of-the-month dry day taught him an unexpected finance lesson about payday discipline. He recalled a clien...
- An e-commerce blitz pounds Russia's Amazon as war comes to cartsUkraine has commenced drone attacks on Wildberries, the largest online retailer in Russia. These actions are designed to disrupt the routin...
- Air India turnaround to take 5-10 years, says Tata Sons' ChandrasekaranTata Sons chairman N. Chandrasekaran said Air India's turnaround will take five to 10 years, citing supply-chain constraints, legacy system...
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