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IIT Kanpur Introduces Online Postgraduate Course: Participants will have access to IIT Kanpur's placement cell, incubation cell, and alumni network, enhancing their career prospects and providing networking opportunities.

'Kidulting' or 'rejuveniling' lets grown-ups with jobs and mortgages to stay in touch with the comforts and pleasures of childhood.

The program offers an understanding of modern business dynamics and is an executive-friendly program that does not require a GATE score for application.

Claudia Goldin, 77, a Harvard University professor who was awarded this year’s Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, says she always wanted to be a detective.

The number one driver of societal economic growth is technology advancement, far exceeding increases in labor or capital. Let's talk about what kind of jobs and industries will be most positively impacted by AI.

Paul Krugman, a New York Times Opinion columnist, writes about macroeconomics, trade, health care, social policy and politics. In 2008, he received the Nobel Prize in Economics.

* Receipts to the European budget would increase from 6 to 40 billion eurosThe application of a global tax of 2% on the assets of the 499 billionaires in the European Union would generate budgetary revenues of approximately 42.3 billion dollars (40 billion euros) for the European states, compared to the 6 billion dollars currently paid, according to a report published , yesterday, by the European Fiscal Observatory.

“What is good for the goose is not good for the gander.” “The actual proverb is what is good for the goose is...

Claudia Goldin's Nobel Prize in Ecnomocis highlighted the progress and continuing challenges of women in the workplace.

Women have immense potential to make the entire world more prosperous — yet despite decades of progress, that potential is yet to be fully realized. Harvard Professor Claudia Goldin has spent her care...