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Opinion | Why Are Tomatoes Selling So Cheap? A Much Bigger Problem Is At Play
Tomatoes are aplenty and selling cheap this summer across India, and, as they say, there is a problem of plenty, thanks to crop rotation, hybrid seeds and nature's bounty.
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Opinion | So, Why Has Apple Stuck To Its Chennai Plan Despite Trump's 'Warning'?
Tim Cook is likely bothered more about what shareholders and analysts think of the way he manages his company's huge cash pile - estimated at well over $300 billion - than an oddball statement from Trump about moving all production to America.
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Opinion | Upstarts Or Startups? Why Piyush Goyal Is Not Entirely Wrong
Cutting-edge entrepreneurship is more about adventurous ambition than just growth. There must be a passion for novelty, not mere get-rich-quick ideas.
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Opinion | Trump's Recession 'Cure' May Be Worse Than The Disease
A lot will depend on how trading partners respond to US threats, which, as of now, are more in posture and promise than measurable reality.
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Opinion | What An Indian 'Thali' Can Tell Us About DeepSeek
The timing of DeepSeek's release is such that Trump may think twice about slapping trade restrictions on China in some spheres, while investors may ponder on the most optimal way to spread their bets.
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Opinion | Intel's Downfall Is A Lesson In Why Not To Miss AI Revolution
Intel reminds one of Guru Dutt's semi-autobiographical classic, Kagaz Ke Phool, in which a filmmaker falls on bad days after a phenomenal period.
