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Port-Led Growth Takes AP into Top Tier of NITI Aayog's Export Rankings
Visakhapatnam: Andhra Pradesh is witnessing a major shift in its exports' landscape, with pharmaceuticals and textiles emerging as key growth sectors, according to the Export Preparedness Index (EPI) 2024 released by NITI Aayog. The development is…
Fine print that decides your future: Understanding lease renewal options
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... As frequent readers of my column know, most of my commercial real estate practice centers around family owned and family operated manufacturing and logistics companies. Generally, these legacy businesses…
How Sicily Built A Closed-Loop Wine Bottle System That Actually Works
The SOStain program in Sicily is helping to reduce the carbon footprint of wine via a closed-loop system. Glass is one of wine's most entrenched—and least questioned—inputs. Yet it is also one of the industry's biggest environmental…
Prediction: D-Wave Quantum Stock Will Be Worth This Much by Year-End 2026
For the last three years, growth investors have been chasing just about anything that merely touches semiconductors, data centers, or cloud computing. The reason, obviously, is due to the proliferation of generative artificial intelligence (AI)…
Opinion | Why the US really wants Venezuela's oil
The latest developments in Venezuela are interpreted as part of a broader US strategy to secure access to major oil resources. They are much more than that: the US raid signals a transformation in the global economy wherein a country's power is…
Will AI kickstart a new age of nuclear power?
The global demand for electricity is growing at a vertiginous rate. By 2035, it is expected that it will increase by more than 10,000 terawatt-hours, equivalent to the total consumption of all advanced economies today. The rise of artificial…
Is METR Underestimating LLM Time Horizons? - LessWrong
Using METR human-baseline data, I define an alternate LLM time-horizon measure, i.e. the longest time horizon over which an LLM exceeds human baseline reliability (or equivalently the intersection point of the human and LLM logistic curves), and…
Royale Touche Helped Reframe Laminates in India's Interior Design Market
In India's interior materials industry, laminates were long treated as functional, price-driven products—used where necessary but rarely discussed as a design element. The evolution of Royale Touche reflects a gradual shift away from that…
No, thanks! Macquarie courts GIC for $11.6b Qube bid as its mates pass
Macquarie Asset Management wants Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC to come in as a co-investor for its $11.6 billion take-private of logistics giant Qube, as a long list of its usual deal partners say no to stumping up the equity cheque…
Revenge Travel Is Officially Dead. Here's How You'll Vacation In 2026
Chris Carnicelli, CEO of Generali Global Assistance, says the defining characteristic of the 2026 traveler is no longer urgency. The chaotic rush to travel that defined the post-pandemic years is officially over, according to travel insurance…
Strategic Alliance Positions Eleganzo and Allure Eyewear to Expand Verified Access to Licensed Optical Brands
A digital-first distributor with scale and governance Eleganzo, founded in 2006, positions its wholesale model around secured access, operational flexibility, and licensed-brand partnerships. The company states it supports 650+ retail partners and…
Column: Hispanic community is an engine powering Hampton Roads' growth
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Hampton Roads' economy is often defined by its anchor institutions — the Port of Virginia and intermodal shipping, military installations, shipbuilding, health care systems, universities and a…
Why knowledge of quantum computing is essential across disciplines
As quantum computing progresses from theoretical exploration to technological reality, its capacity to transform global industries from cybersecurity and financial modelling to logistics, materials science, and artificial intelligence is…
In first R-Day after Operation Sindoor, on display: How battle formations move
In the first Republic Day parade after Operation Sindoor, India will showcase its military might, including its newly-raised Bhairav light commando battalion and a range of indigenous platforms, in a phased battle array format. This will be the…
Major supermarket to axe 150 jobs in huge shake-up
ASDA is expecting to axe more than 150 jobs to cut costs after suffering a drop in sales over Christmas. The troubled supermarket is preparing to let go of more than 80 managers and dozens of warehouse staff as redundancy negotiations take place.
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