Consumption habits are influenced not only by economic factors but also by social and cultural attributes, as well as an individual’s perception of life and their societal position
Read MoreDespite economic reverses, China has doubled down on spreading its influence globally. United States agencies report that cyber attacks by state-backed Chinese hackers have intensified as the US presidential election draws near. It was revealed recently that China has spent over $2 billion in grants to US universities to gain influence with US-based academics
Read MoreLast week, the RBI cracked down on banks for overcharging loan interest, urging borrowers to seek potential refunds, while also suggesting a delay in interest rate cuts as per a Bloomberg survey
Read MoreWhile some argue that AI will create new job opportunities, the reality is that the transition may not be seamless, particularly for workers in industries vulnerable to automation. Without proactive measures to address this displacement, marginalised communities are at risk of bearing the brunt of the socio-economic fallout, exacerbating disparities along racial, gender, and socio-economic lines
Read MoreTo foster a culture of innovation and sustainable growth, Indian businesses must transcend the confines of conformity and embrace a proactive approach to compliance. This entails cultivating a corporate ethos that values integrity, diversity of thought, and ethical decision-making. The nuanced distinction between compliance and conformity is not merely semantic but holds profound implications for the ethical fabric and long-term viability of Indian businesses
Read MoreThe Sensex and Nifty have priced-in an NDA victory in the 2024 Lok Sabha election. The scale of the win will determine how the market reacts
Read MoreAnother crucial pillar in the partnership between academia, industry and government is entrepreneurship. Specifically, a stellar example of this deep collaboration in the field of entrepreneurship is the Lean Launchpad Program (LLP)
Read MoreIn a world that often seems consumed by greed and individualism, acts of true altruism can feel few and far between. We may donate to charity or volunteer occasionally, but do we truly empathise with the struggles of those less fortunate than us? Do we actively seek out opportunities to alleviate the suffering of others, or do we simply turn a blind eye and carry on with our lives?
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