Agentic Commerce Isn’t a Shopping Revolution. It’s a Standards War, and India Has an Unlikely Edge.
When Walmart's e-commerce chief Daniel Danker quietly told reporters this spring that purchases made through ChatGPT converted at roughly a third of the rate...
The Great Flattening’s Blind Spot: Why the West Is Firing Its Managers, India Is Firing Its Freshers, and Both Are Spending the Same Reserve
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Two decisions are being made in corner offices right now that look, on paper, unrelated. In Seattle and Redmond, chief executives...
The Sovereignty Illusion: Why National AI Programmes Are Deepening Dependence, Not Ending It
Somewhere in an enterprise architecture review this quarter, a CIO is being asked a question that did not exist three years ago: which country's...
The Boardroom’s Own AI Problem: Why Directors’ Ungoverned Habits Are Becoming a Legal Liability
Picture a fairly ordinary risk committee meeting at a large listed company sometime this year. The agenda has a standing item on artificial intelligence:...
Stablecoins Won’t Break the Banks. They’re Built to Break the Toll Booth.
Somewhere inside Walmart and Amazon, treasury teams have spent the past year studying whether the world's two largest retailers should issue their own dollar-backed...
The Handover Nobody Is Pricing: Why Family Business Succession Has Become India’s Biggest Unpriced Risk
In March this year, Vijaypat Singhania died in Mumbai at 87, closing out a decade-long, unusually public feud with his son Gautam over control...
