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GDP Q4FY23 numbers to be released today: RBI, NSO, SBI estimates, expected growth, analysts' views & more - Vimarsana News

GDP Q4FY23 numbers to be released today: RBI, NSO, SBI estimates, expected growth, analysts' views & more

GDP Q4FY23 numbers today: The Indian economy grew at 4.4 per cent year-on-year in three months to December 2022, much below 6.3 per cent in September.  

Unemployment rate declines to 6.8% in Q4FY23 from 8.2% a year ago, says government survey - Vimarsana News

Unemployment rate declines to 6.8% in Q4FY23 from 8.2% a year ago, says government survey

The worker-to-population ratio (WPR), which is the percentage of employed persons in the population, witnessed an increase of 0.5 percentage points sequentially to 45.2% in Q4 FY23.

Money Mind 2023/2024 - Have Profits Peaked? - Vimarsana News

Money Mind 2023/2024 - Have Profits Peaked?

Singapore bank profits hit new highs - but who's in a better position to meet challenges ahead? Will India overtake China as the world's top source of tourists? Plus - how a brain in a dish could make computers smarter.

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Winners and Losers in the AI Arms Race - Vimarsana News

Winners and Losers in the AI Arms Race

May 10, 2023 // Which countries will be winners and which will be losers as AI innovations revolutionize economies? The U.S. has a "first mover" advantage, but other countries and regions have their own advantages-and the end result could mean multiple winners, writes Prof. Barry Eichengreen.

Opinion: India Is About To Miss A Gold Rush. Here's What It Can Do - Vimarsana News

Opinion: India Is About To Miss A Gold Rush. Here's What It Can Do

Will India import AI Brain as a service, like it buys oil? Should India continue to overlook that it contributes to the training of global AI models without developing its own?

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