Economic Drain from India During British Rule
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I. Introduction
The victory at Plassey in 1757 transformed the fortunes of the British East India Company and its managers and owners....
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The Trump White House is likely to ignite another round of inflation in new trade and tech wars. And that could drive...
The Path to Sustainable Transport: Economic Growth for a Green Future?
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Introduction
With road freight transportation holding a significant share of approximately 75% in the EU market,...
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As hybrid work continues to define the post-pandemic workplace, organizations are grappling with a key question: how to design office environments...
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In today’s digital-first economy, hyper-growth businesses face relentless challenges in scaling their operations and maintaining reliable digital infrastructure. As demand surges,...
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Subservience, the film, serves up an even more visceral interpretation of A.I.’s encroachment on human reality, probing the questions of autonomy,...
In-Person Time is Key for Effective Remote Work
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Remote and hybrid work models have reshaped the business landscape, offering flexibility and new ways to collaborate. Yet, as Simon...
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The recent data breach that exposed every American’s Social Security number has underscored the nation’s urgent need for a stronger cybersecurity...
Use a Data-Driven Approach to Distributed Work
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In a rapidly evolving workplace landscape, the transition to distributed work has ushered in unprecedented challenges and opportunities. To explore how...
Peace Talks in Wartime Are Tough: Why Do They Begin So Late in Battle?
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The only way wars end is either by mutual agreement or by overwhelming death and destruction.
We no longer live in an age...
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We're living through a time when AI is not just mimicking human thought but learning like us, bringing both challenges and opportunities at work. So, should we worry about AI replacing our...
