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China and US roll back major tariffs in trade war de-escalation
Washington and Beijing agreed to drastically lower sky-high tariffs in a deal that emerged from pivotal talks at the weekend in Geneva
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Is the worst over for IndusInd Bank?
Despite resignations of the top management, including CEO Sumant Kathpalia, analysts are confident that IndusInd Bank will ride through this crisis by ensuring stronger internal compliance and audit processes
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How does AI get from a query to an answer? An enigma even its creators haven't worked out
"People outside the field are often surprised and alarmed to learn that we do not understand how our own AI creations work," Anthropic co-founder Dario Amodei wrote in an essay posted online in April
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Reel tensions: Trump film trade war looms over Cannes
Trump's tariff salvo is part of a picture of growing tension between Europe and the US over the film and TV industries since the former reality TV star returned to the White House in January
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Second innings: Can the Reebok co-founder help build Syntilay into an AI footwear giant?
Joe Foster has joined hands with Ben Weiss, founder and CEO of Florida-based startup Syntilay, to launch the world's first AI-designed, 3D-printed shoes being retailed for consumers
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From RC Bhargava's big rethink on boosting car sales, to the ESG storm disrupting clean mobility, our top stories of the week
In this week's newsletter, also read about Shivangi Singh's flight path from fighter jets to space, Blue Jet Healthcare writing a new kind of Indian pharma story, and much more
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IPL, Interrupted: Looking back at the tournament's past disruptions
The IPL's week-long suspension due to the cross-border clashes isn't the first time the tournament has been rescheduled, relocated or budgeted for factors aside from cricket
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ESG credibility under scrutiny after Gensol, BluSmart crisis
Financial malpractices in companies championing green and sustainable business practices raise concerns about environmental, social and government initiatives. There is growing scepticism among investors and consumers as governance lapses indicate mere greenwashing
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How India Eats: Thali gets cheaper in April
Tomato prices down 34 percent YoY, while that of potato, onion and broiler chicken fell as well
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Trump's film tariffs: Hollywood in shock, uncertainty, and crisis meetings
Trump's words plunged the movie industry into uncertainty as entertainment companies saw their stock prices fall, unions struggled to understand if the bombshell also applies to TV series and everyone wondered if the policy could even be enforced
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May 2025 US Fed Meeting: No rate cuts expected amid unfavourable conditions
Analysts and investors overwhelmingly think the Fed will choose to sit tight, preferring to wait and see how the new levies affect the US economy before moving on rates