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    India poised to become largest member of World Trade Centers Association (WTCA): John E. Drew, Chairman of the WTCA

    India's rise in the global economy positions it to become the largest member of the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA) within five years, potentially surpassing China. John E. Drew, WTCA Chairman, discusses the brand's presence in India, emphasizing a longstanding relationship and robust plans for expansion.

    Expect to have over 50 World Trade Centers in India in next 5-7 years: Chairman John E. Drew

    WTCA's strategic expansion in India, driven by quality reputation and economic growth, positions the brand for further success. The global office market faces shifts post-pandemic, with varying impacts across regions as companies navigate remote work trends.

    India to pip China as top member of World Trade Centers association

    India is set to become the largest member of the World Trade Centers Association, potentially surpassing China within five years. This growth reflects India's increasing global presence, highlighted by active participation in major economic discussions alongside major economies. Currently, India has about 40 WTCA licensees, with many Indian entrepreneurs establishing successful companies in the US. The WTCA is bringing its global business forum to India in March 2024, aiming to engage every city holding a World Trade Center license and connect Indian businesses with those from other member countries.

    Analysis: At COP28, Sultan al-Jaber got what the UAE wanted. Others leave it wanting much more

    ​Al-Jaber, who as president of COP28 facilitated the negotiations, faced criticism and scrutiny from the moment he took the position due to his oil ties. He tried to disarm critics among the delegates through an Emirati tradition, at one point convening a "majlis," or a traditional ruler's sitting room to listen to concerns that he said he wanted not to have been laundered through layers of diplomacy and bureaucracy.

    Revolutionizing Rock: 2023 Hall of Fame induction ceremony to stream live on Disney+

    The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced that its 2023 induction ceremony will be live-streamed on Disney+ for the first time. This allows music fans to watch the event in real-time. In the past, fans had to wait for an edited version to air on HBO. Starting in 2024, ABC will carry the ceremony highlights. The event will feature performances by Sheryl Crow, Missy Elliott, Chaka Khan, and Willie Nelson, among others. The Class of 2023 includes Kate Bush, George Michael, Rage Against the Machine, and The Spinners, among others.

    US justice department blasts Google's monopolistic tactics as antitrust trial begins

    Google denied that it had illegally used agreements to exclude its search competitors and said it had simply provided a superior product, adding that people can easily switch which search engine they use.

    The Economic Times
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