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Here Come The Robots: Davos Bosses Brace For Big Technology Shocks
Nearly half of those questioned also expect an artificial intelligence machine to be sitting on a corporate board of directors within the next decade.
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Expect RBI to Cut Rates by 100 Basis Points: Uday Kotak
"That is the total rate cut I see coming ahead," said Kotak, who was here to attend the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting.
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Internet Will 'Disappear', Google Boss Tells Davos
Speaking to the business and political elite at the World Economic Forum at Davos, Schmidt said: "There will be so many sensors, so many devices, that you won't even sense it, it will be all around you."
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Jack Ma Wants Alibaba to Surpass Walmart in 10 Years
Speaking at the 45th World Economic Forum Annual Meeting Jack Ma, who is also China's richest man, said he aims to serve 2 billion consumers and help 10 million small businesses outside China sell their products through the Internet.
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Mood Upbeat About India, Time to Show Action on Ground: Uday Kotak
Asked whether the investors were convinced about promises being made by the government, Mr Kotak said, "Investors are certainly interested in India, but long term strategic investors want to see some more action on the ground."
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Going Digital no More an Option But a Necessity: TCS Chief
While digital economy and emerging trends in the technology space remained a key point during various sessions at the World Economic Forum here, Mr Chandrasekaran said 'Internet of Things' (IoT) would transform every company, industry and even the society going forward.
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Mood Extraordinarily Upbeat About India: Tech Mahindra CEO
Noting that excitement among WEF participants about India is palpable, Mr Gurnani said that most people he has met were upbeat about India.
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Who's Afraid of China's Economy Slowing? Not Alibaba's Jack Ma
China's economy grew 7.4 per cent in 2014 -- the slowest pace in 24 years, government data released on Tuesday showed.
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Confident of India Hitting the Higher Growth Path: Jaitley at NDTV Debate in Davos
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley; noted economist Nouriel Roubini; Nicholas Dirks, chancellor of University of California, Berkeley; ICICI Bank CEO Chanda Kochhar and Hari Bhartia, co-chairman & founder of Jubilant Life Sciences, are taking part in a discussion in Davos which is moderated by NDTV's Vikram Chandra.
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Global Growth Not Deflation is Biggest Risk: David Rubenstein
NDTV's Prashant Nair spoke to one of the biggest names in international finance, David M. Rubenstein, the co-founder and Co-CEO of the Carlyle Group, which is one of the world's largest private equity firms. He said that though deflation is a risk for Europe, growth represents the biggest threat to the global economy.
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India Has More Evidence on Black Money in Swiss Accounts: Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley shared the details of his meeting with economy and finance ministers of Switzerland. He spoke with NDTV's Shweta Rajpal Kohli on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Oil Prices to Rebound by Year-end: OPEC Chief
Earlier on Wednesday, International Energy Agency's chief economist Fatih Birol also said that he expects prices - hovering at April 2009 lows - to rebound later this year.
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'Don't Relax. $45-50 Oil a Temporary Phenomenon'
The tumble in global crude prices has been a big benefit for countries like India, which imports nearly four-fifth of its oil requirement. Apart from lower fuel prices and hence lower inflation, the Indian government's subsidy burden also eases significantly.
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Scamsterts on the Prowl: Promise WEF Membership, Jobs via Emails
Looking to dupe people in the name of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting, cyber criminals posing as WEF officials are sending out fictitious emails offering membership, participation and even offers of employment.
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Vishal Sikka has Brought Lots of Positivity to Infosys: Pravin Rao
Infosys has been called a company in transition for a while now, but the management seems to have moved on. NDTV's Prashant Nair caught up with Infosys chief executive officer Pravin Rao in Davos.
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Here Come The Robots: Davos Bosses Brace For Big Technology Shocks
Nearly half of those questioned also expect an artificial intelligence machine to be sitting on a corporate board of directors within the next decade.
-
Expect RBI to Cut Rates by 100 Basis Points: Uday Kotak
"That is the total rate cut I see coming ahead," said Kotak, who was here to attend the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting.
-
Internet Will 'Disappear', Google Boss Tells Davos
Speaking to the business and political elite at the World Economic Forum at Davos, Schmidt said: "There will be so many sensors, so many devices, that you won't even sense it, it will be all around you."
-
Jack Ma Wants Alibaba to Surpass Walmart in 10 Years
Speaking at the 45th World Economic Forum Annual Meeting Jack Ma, who is also China's richest man, said he aims to serve 2 billion consumers and help 10 million small businesses outside China sell their products through the Internet.
-
Mood Upbeat About India, Time to Show Action on Ground: Uday Kotak
Asked whether the investors were convinced about promises being made by the government, Mr Kotak said, "Investors are certainly interested in India, but long term strategic investors want to see some more action on the ground."
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Going Digital no More an Option But a Necessity: TCS Chief
While digital economy and emerging trends in the technology space remained a key point during various sessions at the World Economic Forum here, Mr Chandrasekaran said 'Internet of Things' (IoT) would transform every company, industry and even the society going forward.
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Mood Extraordinarily Upbeat About India: Tech Mahindra CEO
Noting that excitement among WEF participants about India is palpable, Mr Gurnani said that most people he has met were upbeat about India.
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Who's Afraid of China's Economy Slowing? Not Alibaba's Jack Ma
China's economy grew 7.4 per cent in 2014 -- the slowest pace in 24 years, government data released on Tuesday showed.
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Confident of India Hitting the Higher Growth Path: Jaitley at NDTV Debate in Davos
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley; noted economist Nouriel Roubini; Nicholas Dirks, chancellor of University of California, Berkeley; ICICI Bank CEO Chanda Kochhar and Hari Bhartia, co-chairman & founder of Jubilant Life Sciences, are taking part in a discussion in Davos which is moderated by NDTV's Vikram Chandra.
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Global Growth Not Deflation is Biggest Risk: David Rubenstein
NDTV's Prashant Nair spoke to one of the biggest names in international finance, David M. Rubenstein, the co-founder and Co-CEO of the Carlyle Group, which is one of the world's largest private equity firms. He said that though deflation is a risk for Europe, growth represents the biggest threat to the global economy.
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India Has More Evidence on Black Money in Swiss Accounts: Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley shared the details of his meeting with economy and finance ministers of Switzerland. He spoke with NDTV's Shweta Rajpal Kohli on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
-
Oil Prices to Rebound by Year-end: OPEC Chief
Earlier on Wednesday, International Energy Agency's chief economist Fatih Birol also said that he expects prices - hovering at April 2009 lows - to rebound later this year.
-
'Don't Relax. $45-50 Oil a Temporary Phenomenon'
The tumble in global crude prices has been a big benefit for countries like India, which imports nearly four-fifth of its oil requirement. Apart from lower fuel prices and hence lower inflation, the Indian government's subsidy burden also eases significantly.
-
Scamsterts on the Prowl: Promise WEF Membership, Jobs via Emails
Looking to dupe people in the name of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting, cyber criminals posing as WEF officials are sending out fictitious emails offering membership, participation and even offers of employment.
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Vishal Sikka has Brought Lots of Positivity to Infosys: Pravin Rao
Infosys has been called a company in transition for a while now, but the management seems to have moved on. NDTV's Prashant Nair caught up with Infosys chief executive officer Pravin Rao in Davos.
