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Taiwan is and will be India's most trusted partner, says Foxconn CEO

The world's largest electronics maker is keen to show that its India plans are on track. That is understandable because Foxconn needs India as much as India needs Foxconn

Qualcomm, MediaTek chipsets heat up market for affordable 5G phones

Qualcomm is working with mobile operators to reduce the price of phones further to Rs 8,000 and many manufacturers say that the target is to hit Rs 7,000 by the festive season

Electric vehicle penetration gap widens between India and other nations

The UK, which is looking at withdrawing all subsidies on EVs, has seen penetration in the same period going up from 2 per cent to 23 per cent

Samsung notched up $4.09 bn worth of smartphone exports from India in FY23

Korean giant accounts for 35% of smartphone exports, but Apple's 3 Taiwanese vendors together contribute 45% of such exports

Personal computer firms to seek 3-month reprieve from import curbs

Immediate implementation of the licensing requirement for imported electronics could disrupt the PC market, industry warns

The Ambani way: Can Isha do an encore of what her father did with Jio?

Isha's stab at the bottom of the laptop pyramid shows she is a true Ambani

Digital channels now account for 64% of Westlife Foodworld's sales

Westlife Foodworld is also nearly doubling its retail outlets from 361 currently to around 580-630 restaurants by 2027 with an investment of Rs 14 billion

Oppenheimer blazes at the box office, leaving Johar's Rocky behind

Despite all the hype, the Rs 150-80 crore budget Rocky aur Rani's collections were Rs 11 crore on the first day and Rs 46.15 crore for the weekend

Electric two-wheeler registrations recover in July but very modestly

With Okinawa and Hero Electric dro­pping sub 6 per cent, the 150 odd pla­y­ers in the market will very soon shrink to just 4-6 players in the real game

IndiGo-Tata airlines duopoly: Outlook for smaller players looks uncertain

So what will the domestic airline market look like going forward?

Uncertainty in battery cells biz demands realistic incentives from govt

In India, nearly all cells going into EVs are imported, and that's where the big challenge lies

Properties in Dubai more affordable than suburban Mumbai: Danube Group

Danube has been holding road shows in Mumbai and Delhi and other metros and also smaller towns such as Bhubaneswar and Srinagar to sell its properties

Indian entrepreneurs quietly making their way into semiconductor industry

Leveraging govt incentives, firms like Tarq Semiconductors and Silicon Power Corp are making strides in compound chips and packaging

'Barbie', 'Oppenheimer' aim for Rs 150 crore box-office collections

Barbie ahead of Oppenheimer in US; India bucks the trend

Threads alert to Elon Musk stays but the downloads are falling steeply

As of 10 July, there were 100 million downloads of Threads according to Meta but data.ai says it hit over 150 million by 12 July across all platforms

Back in action: Krafton's BGMI hits 40 million downloads in 6 weeks

Last July, BGMI was also banned after it had reached over 100 million downloads a year after its launch

Bargaining chip: India's semiconductor plant story is still loading

Getting a silicon fab plant off the ground might take longer

Explained: What is a fab plant, how many types of chips are made in world?

There are integrated device manufacturers (IDM) like Samsung and Intel, which both design and manufacture chips

Can Tesla sell a Rs 20-lakh electric car produced in Indian giga-factory?

Tesla Founder Elon Musk's ambition to build a high-volume affordable car is not new

DLI scheme 2.0: Centre considers picking up equity in chip design firms

Design companies need to show proof of concept of their design, as well as undertake testing of the design on products before it can identify buyers