The Globe And Mail

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The Economic Times

Stuart Russell and Yoshua Bengio on Why AI Could Make us Irrelevant, then Extinct ↗

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The Economic Times

Arvind Krishna: Cutting Through the AI Noise ↗

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The Economic Times

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United States trade policy shifts have unexpectedly strengthened India's negotiating position. India's deliberate approach to a trade deal now appears astute. The country finds itself with more space to reassess and secure better terms. This strategic patience contrasts with other nations that rushed into agreements. India is studying implications and seeking safeguards.

The Economic Times

India's strategic patience paid off. What next for US trade deal? ↗

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IDFC First Bank is currently delving into a potential ₹590 crore fraud case linked to its Chandigarh branch. The alarm was raised when various departments within the Haryana government detected irregularities in their financial statements. This revelation has prompted a thorough investigation from multiple agencies, coupled with a comprehensive forensic audit.

The Economic Times

How a single branch rattled IDFC First Bank with ₹590 cr fraud ↗

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India is reviewing its trade agreement with the United States. A recent US Supreme Court ruling has impacted tariff decisions. This development provides India an opportunity to re-evaluate its negotiation approach. The nation is not planning to withdraw from the existing deal. India aims to secure favorable terms while maintaining relations with the US administration.

The Economic Times

India sees more options on US trade deal after Trump's tariff ruling ↗

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India's M&A market is entering a mature, high-value phase, with billion-dollar deals becoming more frequent. Economic growth, regulatory shifts, and capital market evolution are driving this trend, evidenced by a surge in large transactions and increased involvement of domestic advisory firms and banks in significant mandates.

The Economic Times

India Inc's mega-deal moment: Billion-dollar floodgates are opening ↗

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The Economic Times

Corner Office Conversation with Dilip Shanghvi, Chairman of Sun Pharma and Glenn Saldanha, Managing Director at Glenmark Pharma ↗

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