Business Standard - 2024-02-19

• ‘Domestic mkt enough to take in our capacity’
• AI can be ‘Fastag’ for India’s growth: Google India head
• Tata CLIQ bets on pre-owned luxury basket
• Collision of 2 Indigo planes averted in November; probe on
• MSME apparel makers may face losses up to ~7K cr in Q4: CMAI
• WHAT’S DRIVING THE TREND
• House panel for new cotton varieties amid climate shift
• Govt should talk more on its steps to protect farmer interests
• Nabfid takes derivative­s cover for over ~10K cr
• Fewer foreign trips, bigger footprint
• Farmers’ protests: Tikaits, many big guns missing in action
• OVERSEAS ITINERARY: OF CONVERGENC­E AND DIVERGENCE
• PML-N, PPP fail to reach accord on seat-sharing
• JIN YU YOUNG & DAISUKE WAKABAYASH­I The antitrust enforcers aimed at Big Tech. Then came the backlash
• SNAKES & LADDERS Stocktakin­g on the fintech revolution
• Immigratio­n crisis, Made in America
• Finding the right policy for edible oil
• More effort needed
• Encouragin­g signals
• Reserving success: Hotel stocks thrive as demand checks in for the long stay
• ‘Valuations elevated, but earnings growth provides comfort’
• Valuation adrift: Uncharted course of low-float PSU rally
• Diversify across borrower profiles when lending on a P2P platform
• Doctor liable to penalty for causing disability
• PERSONAL AI IN YOUR COMPUTER
• Climate side of AI: Its thirst for energy is massive
• Tech giants sign effort to fight AI’S poll interferen­ce
• FARM DISQUIET
• Harley, Triumph blaze a trail, give Enfield a tough ride

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