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ET Most Innovative AI Product Awards 2026 spotlight enterprise AI solutions redefining business performanceAs enterprises scale AI adoption, innovation is moving beyond customer-facing applications. From finance, operations, tax, and legal functi...- Family Trusts need a rethink: DPDP, PMLA rules collide with informal promoter structuresIndia's family businesses face a complex succession era due to evolving regulations and generational differences. Law firms like Veritas Le...
- Suit up to stand out: Legal practitioners are rethinking identity as competition risesIndian law firms are shifting from a traditional “work speaks for itself” approach to actively building their brand identity amid rising co...
- Why Little & Co is betting that longevity beats disruption in India’s legal marketLittle & Co., India's oldest law firm, is strategically balancing its 165-year legacy with modern market demands. The firm is modernizing s...
- Quote of the day by George Bernard Shaw: “The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself” Why “the unreasonable man” matters in modern progressQuote of the day by George Bernard Shaw: “The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt ...
- Judiciary must adapt to challenges posed by data, AI: SC judgesSupreme Court judges on Saturday urged India’s judiciary to adapt to rapid technological change, addressing legal challenges linked to data...
- Rules amended for entry of foreign legal firmsThe Bar Council of India has amended rules to permit foreign lawyers and law firms to practice international law in India on a reciprocal b...
- Bill Gates predicts only three jobs will survive the AI takeover. Here is whyAI is revolutionizing industries with potential job displacement, warns Bill Gates, though coders, energy experts, and biologists will rema...
- Seeking makeover, law firms let branding take its courseIndian law firms are increasingly focusing on brand positioning due to evolving markets and potential foreign competition. Firms like DSK L...
- Courtroom humour reels go live: Delhi HC launches ‘Humour in Court’ to share witty, memorable moments onlineThe Delhi High Court introduced three new IT initiatives, including the "Humour in Court" section, a dedicated platform for sharing humorou...
- Need to understand the correct legal history of India: Union Minister Arjun Ram MeghwalUnion Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal has urged the nation to understand its correct legal history, as the country's legal system was establishe...
- ET Circle: Cyril Shroff’s time-honoured lessons in law, legacy, and leadership and crafting timeless institutionsIn this episode of the ET Circle multimedia series, discover what differentiates leading a legal services firm compared to a conventional b...
- Why Sebi's decision on AIF certification is need of the hour and should be welcomedSebi mandates that at least one key personnel on the investment team of an AIF manager must have NISM certification. The regulation aims to...
- Better tax dispute system & policy a boost for foreign investment in India: David Linke, KPMG InternationalIn an interview with Vinod Mahanta, Linke talks about the evolution of Indian tax regulation, global tax regulations and the changing natur...
- Cryptocurrencies shouldn't face the similar fate as Internet like in '90s: How the proposed ban can be challengedSome people are optimistic that new Bill will seek to regulate, and not take too adversarial a stance towards digital currencies.
- Can Indian brands continue to rely on celebrities?In today’s reality, what used to be safe bet has become, in an increasingly social world with fewer controls and more pressures to voice op...
- The future workforce: Companies will look for people married to their professions, not jobsNew technologies will fundamentally change the way we operate and interact today, says HARMAN India's HR head Vikrant Gupta.
- Indian employers face acute talent shortages: ManpowerGroupGlobally, 36% of employers reported facing talent shortage, the survey revealed. In India, however, the number stood at as high as 64%.
- Legal studies in classes XI, XII to be introducedThe CBSE has decided to introduce legal studies in classes XI and XII from coming academic year, as a pilot project in 200 schools in India...
- 'Rotation of audit firms is a disturbing and costly exercise'Mazars Group president Patrick de Cambourg, speaks about the auditors' role and auditing practices that could improve the quality of financ...
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