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'Industrial Revolution Can Help Indian Start-Ups Provide Quick Solutions'
Speaking at the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meet here, she said, "I don't think we should worry about it (industrial revolution)."
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Globalisation Set For 'New Normal', India In Sweet Spot: K V Kamath
India and China are going to remain in focus in any debate on globalisation as they contribute a big chunk today to the global growth, the National Development Bank president said.
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Davos CEOs 'Go Local' On Supply Chain In Trump Era
"The irony is that when more walls show up it is a good opportunity for services companies to help do business across those walls," said Mr Sikka of Infosys.
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Goldman CEO Says Still Unclear On Brexit Relocation Plans: Report
On Wednesday, German newspaper Handelsblatt said the bank is considering moving 1,000 jobs to Frankfurt to deal with Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Government 'Owed' Demonetisation To Nation, Says Nirmala Sitharaman
Speaking at a panel decision, on 'India's Time to Transform', at the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, she said it may sound 'propagandist' but one needs a strong and courageous leadership to take such a bold step.
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Trump Economic Policies May Be 'Loud, Noisy, Strong': BlackRock CEO
BlackRock's chief said it was still not clear to him how the new administration planned to pay for massive stimulus measures including investments in ageing infrastructure.
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ABB Planning Major Expansion In India, Says Government
Ms Sitharaman met ABB officials at Davos on the sidelines of the annual World Economic Forum meeting.
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WEF 2017: Security In Top Gear With Bill Into Millions In Davos
The federal government's share amounts to 3/8 of overall costs of security at the WEF. However, due to cost ceiling, this sum is limited to a maximum of 3 million Swiss francs per annum.
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World Economic Forum Meet Begins With Call For Responsible Governments
The 47th edition of the yearly talkfest of rich and powerful began with a welcome address by WEF Founder Klaus Schwab.
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2017 Will Be The Year Of A Geopolitical Recession: Eurasia Group
Donald Trump's election to the White House had "decisively repudiated the idea of American exceptionalism", says Ian Bremmer of the Eurasia Group.
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When Activist Shakira Was Made To Sing At World Economic Forum!
Stating that she was shooting for a morning programme, the journalist further asked Shakira whether she sings in the morning and went on to request her to sing a few lines.
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'Making New Silk Road Smart Can Boost Region's GDP By 4-7%'
Lack of access to global markets is currently their main impediment to growth.
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No One Will Emerge As Winner In Trade War: Chinese President Xi Jinping
The international financial crisis, he said, was not an inevitable outcome of globalization, but the consequence of the excessive chase of profit by global financial institutions and a "grave failure of regulation".
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Consumers Uneasy With Immense Size, Power Of Big Business: Corporates
Some panelists noted that creating environment where innovation will prosper in gigantic companies tends to spawn new structures.
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Nitin Gadkari Promises To Make India's Own Davos
Mr Gadkari said it is very much possible to create a new city like Davos back in India where hotels, shops and conference centres would be set up.
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'Industrial Revolution Can Help Indian Start-Ups Provide Quick Solutions'
Speaking at the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meet here, she said, "I don't think we should worry about it (industrial revolution)."
-
Globalisation Set For 'New Normal', India In Sweet Spot: K V Kamath
India and China are going to remain in focus in any debate on globalisation as they contribute a big chunk today to the global growth, the National Development Bank president said.
-
Davos CEOs 'Go Local' On Supply Chain In Trump Era
"The irony is that when more walls show up it is a good opportunity for services companies to help do business across those walls," said Mr Sikka of Infosys.
-
Goldman CEO Says Still Unclear On Brexit Relocation Plans: Report
On Wednesday, German newspaper Handelsblatt said the bank is considering moving 1,000 jobs to Frankfurt to deal with Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Government 'Owed' Demonetisation To Nation, Says Nirmala Sitharaman
Speaking at a panel decision, on 'India's Time to Transform', at the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, she said it may sound 'propagandist' but one needs a strong and courageous leadership to take such a bold step.
-
Trump Economic Policies May Be 'Loud, Noisy, Strong': BlackRock CEO
BlackRock's chief said it was still not clear to him how the new administration planned to pay for massive stimulus measures including investments in ageing infrastructure.
-
ABB Planning Major Expansion In India, Says Government
Ms Sitharaman met ABB officials at Davos on the sidelines of the annual World Economic Forum meeting.
-
WEF 2017: Security In Top Gear With Bill Into Millions In Davos
The federal government's share amounts to 3/8 of overall costs of security at the WEF. However, due to cost ceiling, this sum is limited to a maximum of 3 million Swiss francs per annum.
-
World Economic Forum Meet Begins With Call For Responsible Governments
The 47th edition of the yearly talkfest of rich and powerful began with a welcome address by WEF Founder Klaus Schwab.
-
2017 Will Be The Year Of A Geopolitical Recession: Eurasia Group
Donald Trump's election to the White House had "decisively repudiated the idea of American exceptionalism", says Ian Bremmer of the Eurasia Group.
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When Activist Shakira Was Made To Sing At World Economic Forum!
Stating that she was shooting for a morning programme, the journalist further asked Shakira whether she sings in the morning and went on to request her to sing a few lines.
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'Making New Silk Road Smart Can Boost Region's GDP By 4-7%'
Lack of access to global markets is currently their main impediment to growth.
-
No One Will Emerge As Winner In Trade War: Chinese President Xi Jinping
The international financial crisis, he said, was not an inevitable outcome of globalization, but the consequence of the excessive chase of profit by global financial institutions and a "grave failure of regulation".
-
Consumers Uneasy With Immense Size, Power Of Big Business: Corporates
Some panelists noted that creating environment where innovation will prosper in gigantic companies tends to spawn new structures.
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Nitin Gadkari Promises To Make India's Own Davos
Mr Gadkari said it is very much possible to create a new city like Davos back in India where hotels, shops and conference centres would be set up.
