
Pranjal Sharma
Economic Analyst and Writer at Freelance
Columnist at Business Standard
Analysis, comment, advisory on economy, globalisation, technology. Columns @bsindia @BWbusinessworld; @The_OSB; Author, The Next New @krantination
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1 week ago |
rediff.com | Pranjal Sharma
As many as 94 per cent of travel and tourism industry leaders consider AI to be critical to their business. The travel industry runs on personal interaction and here technology is making relationships more efficient. Travellers and service providers are leaning on artificial intelligence (AI) for more informed decisions. Price comparison, destination assessment and consumer behaviour are being enabled by new technology tools.
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1 month ago |
orfonline.org | Pranjal Sharma
Image Source: Getty The hunger for rare earths and critical minerals is shaping global geo-political developments. The control and access to minerals will define powers equations for the next few decades. Countries with ready and affordable access to these minerals will be strengthen their economies. Supply control of such minerals will underpin an economy’s technological prowess. The scramble for natural resources has been occurring for ages.
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1 month ago |
or-f.org | Pranjal Sharma
Image Source: Getty The hunger for rare earths and critical minerals is shaping global geo-political developments. The control and access to minerals will define powers equations for the next few decades. Countries with ready and affordable access to these minerals will be strengthen their economies. Supply control of such minerals will underpin an economy’s technological prowess. The scramble for natural resources has been occurring for ages.
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2 months ago |
sundayguardianlive.com | Pranjal Sharma
In the tariff war with the US, China has put export controls on rare earths. In anticipation of such controls, President Donald Trump has been sharply focused on access and supply of mineral resources as part of his plan to reinforce economic security of the US. The hunger for rare earths and critical minerals is shaping global geo-political developments. The control and access to minerals will define power equations for the next few decades.
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Feb 12, 2025 |
rediff.com | Pranjal Sharma
While advancements in biotechnology hold immense promise for health and innovation, they also come with significant risks if misused. IMAGE: Kindly note the image has been posted only for representational purposes. Every wave of change brings risks with it. As technology gathers pace, risks are becoming multidimensional. The World Economic Forum (WEF) recently published two reports that highlight the technology risks of 2025.
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