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Guinea to Defend $28.9B Claim in Bauxite Mining Dispute

Guinea prepares to defend against a $28.9 billion arbitration claim by Axis International Ltd. after revoking its bauxite mining permit. The dispute highlights Africa's push for greater resource revenue control.

Nadella's 2026 AI Warning: Purpose Over Power

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella predicts 2026 as an AI turning point, urging the industry to move beyond spectacle. He outlines three tough priorities: human-centric design, real-world systems, and ethical resource allocation. Read his pragmatic vision.

Google Rehires Ex-Employees in AI Talent War

Google is aggressively rehiring former engineers, with 1 in 5 AI hires now 'boomerangs'. Discover the reasons behind this urgent push for AI dominance. Read more.

Introverts Push for Workplace Changes in India

Introverts are reshaping corporate India, advocating for quiet spaces, flexible work, and better understanding. Discover how companies like KPMG and Bristol-Myers Squibb are responding. Read more.

Ludhiana's ₹4.4 Cr Tender to Convert Waste to Biofuel

Ludhiana Municipal Corporation relaunches a ₹4.4+ crore tender to outsource horticulture waste management, aiming to convert 10-15 tonnes of daily waste into sustainable biofuel and curb illegal burning.

Mysuru's SDMIMD Hosts 13th HR 5.0 Conference

SDMIMD Mysuru hosts its 13th International Conference on 'HR 5.0: The Human-Centric Future of Work' on December 18-19. Join industry leaders to explore balancing AI with human values.

Bengal's adoption paradox: High rate, but older kids wait

West Bengal sees high child adoption rates, yet couples overwhelmingly prefer infants under 2, leaving older children in wait. Experts cite societal prejudices and a desire for a 'clean slate' as key reasons. Learn about the push to change perceptions.

Kerala's outdated maps worsen disaster impact

Kerala faces severe landslides and floods due to 35-year-old maps. Lack of data-based planning cripples disaster management. Urgent policy reforms needed for sustainable development.

Why Indian Stock Market Can't Break 26,000 Barrier

Indian stock market remains range-bound despite strong fundamentals. Discover how US trade deal uncertainty and IPO-driven liquidity crunch are impacting Nifty 50. Expert investment strategies revealed.

DGCA taps retired officers to fix approval delays

Facing a manpower crisis, India's DGCA is creating a pool of retired technical officers aged up to 70 to advise on certifications. This move aims to cut delays while ensuring transparency. Learn how this impacts aviation.

Alaska's $1,000 Payout Hits 20-Year Low

Around 600,000 Alaskans will receive a $1,000 Permanent Fund Dividend this year, one of the lowest payouts in two decades. Discover why the amount is so low and how it's funded.

Kumaraswamy Urges Industrial Parks in Karnataka

HD Kumaraswamy urges Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal to establish industrial parks across Karnataka districts to leverage resource advantages and boost economic growth. Read more.

Putin Orders Rare Earth Mining Plan Amid Global Race

Vladimir Putin orders urgent development of Russia's rare earth mining capabilities as global competition intensifies for these critical minerals essential for modern technology and defense systems.

Indian Banks Sell G-Secs Amid Liquidity Crunch

Indian banks are offloading government securities worth billions to address worsening liquidity conditions and meet surging credit demand as deposit growth lags significantly behind.

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