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The former US president, Donald Trump, recently proposed that if top US oil executives gave him $1 billion for his re-election campaign, he would repeal Joe Biden's environmental regulations and prevent new ones. This proposal was made in a moderate openness of a private function, rather than insinuations or winks. Trump's hyper-frank deals and appeals are seen as a perverse virtue in politics, as moral bars are often lowered to near the ankles.
Appetite for both residential and rental real estate strongest in last 5 years: DLF management
Ashok Tyagi and Sriram Khattar of DLF discuss the cyclical nature of the real estate sector in India, the positive economic and political stability, the impact of RERA and GST, and the strong demand for residential and rental properties. According to Khattar for the next six-eight quarters, it is definitely looking good.
Climate change will reshape global supply chains — it can reduce welfare on Earth by 20%: Ivan Rudik
We are now certainly seeing a broader range of economists trying to answer questions related to the environment which historically would be studied only by people who worked on topics like climate change and biodiversity — now, people who would call themselves macroeconomists are trying to tackle questions related to the environmental situation and how this affects the economy.
Structural demand for AI or ML in a 20-year bull run: Rahul Bhasin
“The application of artificial intelligence or robotic process automation or cyber security businesses are becoming more and more critical and we cannot do without them to run any kind of business. The structural demand for these IT sector activities are going to be in a 20-year bull run according to me.”
View: Why Pragya Singh Thakur’s ‘Elevation’ isn’t really a shocker
The Parliamentary Consultative Committee of the Ministry of Defence, which Singh Thakur now finds herself a member of, is a statutory body. And that alone gives it its importance.
India's $150 billion outsourcing industry stares at an uncertain future
Rapid disruptions like Brexit, change in visa norms due to Trump's policies could slam the brakes on the industry, with the latest growth projection indicating a 10% slump.
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Optimistic on entering the banking business: Kumar Mangalam Birla
Kumar Mangalam Birla’s biggest successes have been acquisitions and investments in non-traditional sectors such as high-end fashion, telecom and financial services.
Scrapping foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail won't harm us, say mall operators
Almost all exit polls conducted in the country have predicted that the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance will emerge winners when the Lok Sabha elections.
India's start-up bubble: Deluge of ideas won't guarantee success; funding remains constrained
Mumbai Angels and Indian Angel Network have members who run spices, chemicals and cement firms, who have the cash but not the experience.
Have maintained profitability despite economic headwinds: Rajiv Bajaj, Bajaj Auto
In an interview with ET Now, Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director, Bajaj Auto, shares his outlook for the industry and talks about growth targets and strategies. Excerpts:
India tends to have a lot more attention: Marshall Mays
In an exclusive interview with ET Now, Marshall Mays, director of Hong Kong-based Emerging Alpha Advisors, that advises institutional investors on risk management and portfolio strategies, talks about the Asian markets. Excerpts:
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