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    Rising AI costs force companies to cap spending, says Goldman Sachs

    In ‘Connecting the Dots’ report, Goldman Sachs highlights how businesses are controlling AI bills by setting usage limits, removing tools that increase consumption and turning to smaller AI models.

    GAIL launches Season 2 of ‘Wah Kya Energy Hai’ campaign with new anthem

    GAIL (India) has launched the second season of its consumer awareness campaign called Wah Kya Energy Hai. The campaign includes four short films and a new anthem promoting cleaner energy options. These films feature the Mishra family navigating everyday situations while highlighting the benefits of compressed natural gas and other cleaner fuels. The newly released anthem showcases GAIL's energy infrastructure and initiatives in compressed biogas.

    81% of Indian marketers prioritise reach, only 17% attention quality: Report

    A recent report indicates that 81% of marketers in India prioritize reach in media planning. Despite this, only 17% consider attention quality as important for their decisions. Measurement of attention remains a significant challenge, with 92% of marketers highlighting the lack of standardization. The report emphasizes the need for attention metrics to complement reach in advertising strategies.

    Spotify to bring audiobooks to India in November, four years after US launch

    Spotify will introduce its audiobook service in India on November 12, 2026, enabling local users to access new content. The service will be available primarily through an Audiobooks+ add-on for Premium and Free users. Initially, Indian users can access a global catalogue featuring over 350,000 titles in different languages. Spotify aims to increase its presence in India by leveraging local partnerships and payment integrations.

    India may be best placed to fill a China-sized hole in fuel exports

    India could emerge as a key swing supplier of refined fuels as China suspends October exports, helped by recovering Middle Eastern crude imports and lower Indian fuel-export taxes. With large refining capacity and an export-oriented industry, Indian refiners may be able to step up diesel, petrol and jet-fuel shipments to Asian markets facing tighter supplies.

    In 2020, Brazilian musician Alok launched Instituto Alok to back Amazon conservation with 400,000 seedlings. Today, its projects have helped restore 3 million m² of native forest

    Brazilian musician Alok is taking his environmental work beyond the stage through Instituto Alok, founded in 2020. The initiative supports Amazon forest restoration while working closely with local communities. In the Marajó region, one project has restored 291.5 hectares, nearly 3 million square metres, and planted more than 245,000 seedlings. Its community-led approach shows how Amazon conservation can also support families and create a more sustainable future.

    The Economic Times
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