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Tina Edwin

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Tina Edwin is a Delhi-based journalist who writes exhaustive and data-rich articles on a range of topics. She has worked with publications such as The Economic Times, The Financial Express and The Hindu Businessline over the past three decades.

ARTICLES BY TINA EDWIN

Worldwide AI-related power consumption by 2027 would be comparable to the annual electricity consumption of countries such as the Netherlands, Argentina and Sweden. (iStock) ( )

Mint Explainer: Why the surging use of AI may challenge India’s power sector

5 min read . 11 Jun 2024

The resolution process in insolvency cases takes, on an average, 679 days to conclude, as against the standard timeline of 330 days. (Mint)

Mint Explainer: Why bankruptcy reforms should be the new govt’s top priority

4 min read . 03 Jun 2024

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and LinkedIn Corp global CEO Ryan Roslansky were classified by the govt as significant beneficial owners of LinkedIn Technology Information Pvt Ltd, the Indian entity. (File Photo: AFP)

Mint Explainer: Significant beneficial owners and what the govt wants to know

4 min read . 29 May 2024

Shipping containers stacked at a port in eastern China's Shandong province. Electronic integrated circuits and microassemblies, semiconductors and diodes, and printed circuits accounted for more than 45% of imports by value from China. (AFP)

Mint Explainer: The mystery behind India’s flourishing trade with China

3 min read . 16 May 2024

In January, BlackRock devalued Byju's by 95% to $1 billion, after Prosus NV slashed its valuation to under $3 billion last November. Photo: Bloomberg

Mint Explainer: Why good corporate-governance practices are crucial for startups

3 min read . 01 May 2024

India's Spices Board requires all exports to undergo mandatory sampling and testing to check for adherence to the standards of the destination country.

Mint Explainer: The brouhaha behind India’s masala mixes and their contamination

3 min read . 27 Apr 2024

With AI deployed, it is feared that not only would instances of collusion among large companies that operate in multiple markets rise but also become more rewarding for them. (Image: Pixabay)

Mint Explainer: Why is CCI worried about the impact of AI on competition?

4 min read . 24 Apr 2024

Thousands of educated young men and women are unable to find jobs that match their skills and education and are unable to contribute to the economic growth of the country meaningfully.

Mint Explainer: The crisis of educated unemployed youth

5 min read . 14 Apr 2024

Workers would earn more if they were paid living wages rather than minimum wages, and that in turn would increase the household’s total income and increase their spending power. Mint

Mint Explainer: How workers will benefit from living wages

4 min read . 06 Apr 2024

The European Commission's Digital Markets Act demands that popular social networks and websites police content online more aggressively and protect consumers while they shop. (AFP)

Mint Explainer: Why Alphabet, Apple and Meta are in EU’s crosshairs

5 min read . 31 Mar 2024

India's last census was carried out in 2011 when the country's population stood at 121 crore. (Pradeep Gaur/Mint )

Mint Explainer: What falling total fertility rate will mean for India

4 min read . 24 Mar 2024

The application of the proposed law to a tech company providing core digital services such as search engines, social networking services, video-sharing platform services, operating systems, web browsers, cloud services, etc. (Image: Pixabay)

Mint Explainer: Why we need a new competition law for big tech companies

5 min read . 16 Mar 2024

Kazakhstan is the world’s largest miner of uranium, followed by Canada, Namibia and Australia. Photo: Reuters

Mint Explainer: What’s behind the renewed interest in nuclear power?

3 min read . 13 Mar 2024

Political parties are now openly using basic income transfers to woo female voters.

Mint Explainer: The politics and the economics of basic income transfer schemes

5 min read . 09 Mar 2024

Opec's decision to extend the cut in production for another quarter shows its determination to keep prices above $80 a barrel. Image: Pixabay

Mint Explainer: Why Opec+ is extending production cuts till June

6 min read . 06 Mar 2024

Spending disparity between the rural and urban areas and between the poorest and richest narrowed somewhat in 11 years since 2011-12

Mint Explainer: Consumption expenditure data and socio-economic disparity

4 min read . 04 Mar 2024

The World Trade Organization's 13th Ministerial Conference in Abu Dhabi has been marked by several disagreements among prominent member-nations. (AFP)

Mint Explainer: Why the WTO’s Abu Dhabi meeting might be a downer

6 min read . 29 Feb 2024

The results of the last survey, conducted in 2017-18, were withheld over what the government described as “data quality issues”, though many believe an uncomfortable fall in average consumption was the real reason for that decision. Photo: Mint

Mint Explainer: What the latest survey of household consumption spending reveals

6 min read . 26 Feb 2024

An expert committee appointed by the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has recommended the introduction of a voluntary mediation framework as a dispute resolution mechanism under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) for faster out-of-court settlement of disputes between lenders and defaulting borrowers. (iStock)

Mint Explainer: How mediation can speed up insolvency dispute resolution

4 min read . 19 Feb 2024

Sebi says that pledging of securities held by category I and II AIFs in investee companies for loans availed of by the latter violates provisions of the AIF regulations. (Image: Pixabay)

Mint Explainer: Why AIFs want to pledge shares of investee companies

4 min read . 15 Feb 2024