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Global climate and development activists stage a vivid "Tug-of-War for the Planet," between World Bank President Ajay Banga and U.S. President Donald Trump.Credit: Kevin Wolf / Alamy Stock Photo. International policyQ&A: How will the World Bank’s abandoned finance goal affect climate…

Steven Englander, Managing Director – Global Head of G10 FX Research, and North American Macro Strategy at Standard Chartered Bank explains why structural factors, not the economic cycle, are driving the US dollar. He discusses the Fed's rate outlook, long-term interest rates, capital flows, em…

In a small kirana shop somewhere in India, a familiar scene plays out every morning. A customer grabs a packet of milk, scans a QR code, pays instantly, and walks out. The shopkeeper hears the robotic voice confirm the receipt of thirty rupees and continues sorting inventory.A decade ago, this seaml…

The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has issued a clarification on handling GST proceedings when a registered taxpayer shifts its principal place of business from one jurisdiction to another. The move aims to bring uniformity and remove uncertainty over which GST authority has the …

The future of marketing will be built on creator intelligence, powered by AI By: Sudeep Subash – Partner & Chief Revenue Officer of Collective Artists Network and CEO of Big Bang Social Over the last few years, one thing has become increasingly clear in conversations with brands: the challenge i…

Benjamin Bahr Agriculture may not be the first sector investors associate with artificial intelligence because much of the market’s attention has gone to semiconductors, hyperscalers and large language models. But some of the most important long-term applications of AI may emerge from the real eco…

Key takeaways The widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) tools across workplaces has stirred some concern among professionals, such as accountants, who worry that the technology will replace them. While some job displacement concerns are valid, many accountants are more likely to experi…

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday night that the Trump administration is working to position the American economy for success. He noted that he expects inflation to start to come down, artificial intelligence to at least double productivity, and that the administration's efforts to …