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Everyone Is Using AI. But Are We Making Better Decisions?Polished Overnight, Forgotten by Morning: The New Brand TrapWhat Mattered This Week: India’s Economy, AI Shopping and the Race for Computing PowerThe Founder’s Dilemma: Why Good Businesses Struggle to ScaleMid-Week Intelligence Brief: Five Signals Shaping India’s Economy and Technology

  • Five signals shaping business and AI, featuring Indian financial markets, AI-powered shopping, computing chips, software development and data-centre infrastructure.
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    What Mattered This Week: India’s Economy, AI Shopping and the Race for Computing Power

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial October 23, 2026October 23, 2026

    Five developments shaping business, technology and sustainability | Friday, 23 October 2026 AI is moving beyond chatbots into shopping, software development and the infrastructure powering the digital economy. Meanwhile, India’s growth outlook remains strong, even as oil prices and monetary tightening complicate the economic picture. This week, five developments offer a closer look at the…

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  • Hyper-realistic editorial illustration of AI technology, global trade, economic growth and sustainable agriculture in Northeast India.
    AI & Tech | Business & Economy | Sustainability

    Mid-Week Intelligence Brief: Five Signals Shaping India’s Economy and Technology

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial October 21, 2026October 21, 2026

    Artificial intelligence is attracting investment, changing the employment landscape and creating new questions for businesses. At the same time, tax collections, international trade and climate policy are revealing opportunities that deserve closer attention. This week’s five developments offer a useful perspective on India’s changing economy, with particular relevance for Northeast India. The region’s challenge is…

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  • Khadi fabrics and raw cotton symbolising India's growing Khadi industry and artisan economy
    Business & Economy | Sustainability

    Khadi at 157: The Fabric Is Growing. Is the Spinner?

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial October 2, 2026October 2, 2026

    On Mahatma Gandhi’s 157th birth anniversary, Khadi once again takes centre stage. Gandhi championed Khadi not simply as a fabric, but as an instrument of self-reliance, rural employment and economic freedom. More than a century later, Khadi has become a ₹7,869-crore market. But are the people who spin and weave it growing with the fabric?…

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  • Bamboo packaging products representing a potential new manufacturing industry in Northeast India
    Innovation & Startups | Northeast Renaissance | Sustainability

    Beyond Baskets: Can Northeast India Build a Bamboo Packaging Industry?

    BySMS BORDOLOI September 29, 2026September 29, 2026

    Northeast Renaissance Series In a plastic-conscious world, the Northeast has an unusual advantage: an abundant local material, a growing packaging market and an opportunity to develop the technology rather than simply import it. Every product has a journey before it reaches the consumer. For a packet of tea, a box of spices or a bottle…

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  • Monday Sectoral Brief featuring semiconductors, industry, startup innovation, sustainability and Northeast India
    Business & Economy | Innovation & Startups | Northeast Renaissance | Sustainability

    Monday Sectoral Brief: Four Signals From India’s Economy and Northeast

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial September 28, 2026September 28, 2026

    Business & Technology · Startup & Innovation · Sustainability · Northeast India The week begins with an interesting contrast. In Jagiroad, a semiconductor project is moving from construction into trial production. Across India, startup capital is flowing again, but the distribution of that capital remains uneven. Meanwhile, Climate Week India is deliberately decentralising the climate…

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  • Mizoram tourism landscape with Mizo culture, misty mountains, Aizawl hills and river valleys
    Northeast Renaissance | Opinion | Sustainability | Travel Intelligence

    Why Mizoram Could Become the Northeast’s Next Tourism Capital — And Why I’m Not Surprised

    BySMS BORDOLOI September 25, 2026September 25, 2026

    Forty years ago, within three hours of landing in Aizawl, I bought a small book from a roadside stall called Learn Mizo from Hindi. It cost next to nothing, but it changed the way I experienced Mizoram. By evening, I was greeting shopkeepers in halting Mizo tawng. Within a few days, doors were opening for…

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  • AI-assisted editorial visual showing bamboo transitioning into futuristic bio-inspired materials and an advanced materials laboratory.
    AI & Tech | Northeast Renaissance | Sustainability

    What If We Could Manufacture Bamboo Without Growing Bamboo?

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial September 21, 2026September 21, 2026

    AI, biomimicry and materials science are beginning to ask an extraordinary question: can we learn from bamboo’s architecture and manufacture its advantages without continually harvesting the plant? Imagine walking into a furniture showroom sometime in the future. You pick up a beautifully finished panel. It is light, strong and slightly flexible. It feels remarkably natural,…

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  • Dima Hasao landscape with waterfalls, forests, hills and railway journey, highlighting its potential as a distinctive tourism destination
    Northeast Renaissance | Sustainability | Travel Intelligence

    Dima Hasao Does Not Need to Become Another Meghalaya

    BySMS BORDOLOI September 18, 2026September 18, 2026

    The real opportunity is not to divert tourists from Meghalaya, but to build a destination brand that attracts people for its own reasons. For a brief period recently, a conversation began travelling through Assam’s tourism ecosystem faster than any official tourism campaign could have managed. Could Dima Hasao become an alternative to Meghalaya? The immediate…

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  • Paddy straw being transformed into cellulose fibre and sustainable textiles, representing Assam's potential for a new textile industry.
    Business & Economy | Innovation & Startups | Sustainability

    Rice to Fabric: Can Northeast India Turn Paddy Straw into a New Textile Industry?

    BySMS BORDOLOI September 15, 2026September 15, 2026

    Northeast Renaissance Series Assam grows rice by the millions of tonnes. What if some of the value of that harvest lies not in the grain, but in what is left behind? Every harvest leaves something behind. In Assam’s paddy fields, one of the most abundant of those leftovers is paddy straw. For generations, the grain…

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  • Young Indian caregiver assisting an elderly Indian woman at home, illustrating India’s emerging care economy.
    Business & Economy | Sustainability

    India’s Next Big Economy May Be the Care Economy

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial September 11, 2026September 11, 2026

    India is ageing rapidly, families are changing and millions of women already carry an invisible care economy on their shoulders. The next opportunity may be to turn that hidden work into skilled, dignified employment—and the Northeast could have an unexpected role. India is preparing for a demographic reality that will change much more than the…

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