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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Women tip the scale as weight-loss boom reaches tier-II cities - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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Women are emerging as major users of doctor-led glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) weight management programmes being offered by metabolic health startups in India, according to industry executives, with the surge largely fuelled by patients seeking support for polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), postpartum recovery and menopause. Lifestyle changes are also driving women to opt for such programmes, they said.While startups such as General
Global warming: From Nepal to Assam to Kerala, nature’s fury is colliding with unchecked development (opens the original)
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Listen to this article in summarized format An old India Inc habit: Ignore the nudge, wait for the stick Season of change in accounting policy: A simple AI prompt can tell you a lot Is crude oil becoming a financial problem? Patent Cliff approaching: Can Indian pharma companies repeat past success? Q1 investment numbers look stellar, but are we celebrating too early? ET Prime special: Bigger, Better or Both? Understanding business to figure out the mystery: Power Grid Corp – Part 1
ET Deep Dive: When Development Turns Disaster | The Economic Times Podcast (opens the original)
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THE MORNING BRIEFTUNE IN NOW FOR NEWS & VIEWS Alenjith K JohnyAnirban Chowdhury | 14:32 MIN | September 06, 2026 06:20 AM IST Climate change is making extreme weather more frequent and unpredictable. But are we making its consequences worse? Across the Himalayas and the Western Ghats, glaciers are collapsing, rainfall patterns are shifting and landslides and flash floods are becoming increasingly destructive. At the same time, roads, hotels, hydropower projects and settlements are pushing deeper
AI agent-led threats to rise multifold in next few years - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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AI agent-led cybersecurity threats are set to rise exponentially in the coming few years as enterprises worldwide increasingly adopt these systems for business functions, according to cybersecurity firms such as Rubrik, Sophos and Sentinelone.In India, however, the lack of agent-specific legal and regulatory frameworks could pose a serious challenge in confronting these threats, said experts.A July 2026 incident involving OpenAI’s AI model
Quess Corp bets on professional, overseas staffing to drive future growth (opens the original)
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Listen to this article in summarized format ET Prime special series: 2013 to 2026. Not years, but evidence: Power Grid, Part 2 Behind the sugar price drop: Exports, imports and a non-factor called ethanol As IndiGo, Air India scramble for pilots, fresh headwinds hit hard When a CFO resigns, is ‘personal reasons’ explanation enough? FCNR (B) scheme garners USD65 bn, but why isn't the rupee gaining? ET Prime special: Bigger, Better or Both? Understanding business to figure out the mystery: Power G
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