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Motown stares at fresh round of reset in season of electric vehicle rush

Failed to meet earlier target, many firms shifting focus to exports from India

WeWork India likely to buy back 27% from bankrupt global business

While WeWork struggles, Indian firm's valuation has shot up

Japanese investment giant SoftBank may partially exit Ola, Swiggy, FirstCry

Investment giant hopes to rake in handsome returns

Clearing the air: 2 out of 3 app-based cabs may go off road in Delhi

More than 130,000 app-based cabs ply on Delhi's roads daily, according to industry estimates

Electric three wheelers' sales pick up speed but a mixed bag overall

NITI Aayog FY26 goal: question marks on E2Ws, e-buses and passenger cars

India's patent applications jump by 31.6%, ahead of some rich countries

On trademark filings, India was in the top four with 467,918 filings in 2022, behind the US, Turkey, and Germany

Southeast Asia woos Indians with more flight seats and free visas

What was striking about Q3 2023 was that the number of airline seats between China and southeast Asia was 53 per cent of the 2019 levels, or 4.24 million seats

At 48 hours a week, Indians 6th most hardworking globally: ILO data

But Indians work less than smaller countries with small populations such as Bhutan, the Congo, Lesotho, and Gambia

Our aim is to be affordable global 6G tech leader: Ashwini Vaishnaw

On standards, India played a pivotal role in crafting 5Gi and its integration with 3GPP 5G standards, said Vaishnaw

All global tech giants follow a warning policy for state sponsored hacking

Opposition MPs have accused the government of spying on them, an allegation that has been denied though it has prompted the government to start an inquiry

Qualcomm to outsource chip-making in India after fab, Osat plants are built

We will lean in to invest in India once the fabs and OSAT plants are set up in the country, says the San Diego, US-based semiconductor giant

Wistron deal: Tata gets global reach, Apple gets to hedge geopolitical bets

The government's target of hitting $52-$58 billion in mobile phone exports in FY26 has been faltering; an Indian corporate group with financial muscle will help

e2W registration: Share of top 4 races to 90% in Oct from 72% in January

In June, e2W registrations declined to 44,000 as companies increased the prices of their models

Reliance Jio takes contrarian call on 5G services, not to raise tariff

Not to raise tariff; focus not only on mobility but also on connecting India's over 330 million households with broadband based on 5G last-mile connectivity

Apple Inc looking to further localise its 'Make-in-India' iPhones

For enclosures, Apple Inc has tied up with the Tatas, who have recently started exporting some of these products to China

iPhones assembled by Tatas to be a reality as Wistron clears plant sale

$125 mn estimated cost for buying K'taka unit

In a 1st, Ola Electric rides on festivals to log 200K registrations in a CY

Confirming the milestone, Ola's chief marketing officer, Anshul Khandelwal, said it was a remarkable achievement and in record time

Can electric vehicle maker BYD Auto put its India dreams back on track?

To reach anywhere close to the 30% target, BYD will have to introduce affordable electric cars that can generate substantial volumes, and back it up with a strong network

Virat-Anushka venture forays into motorsports & entertainment IPs

As a first step, Nisarga has tied up with Elite Octane, a specialist motorsports and entertainment events company which holds IPs such as drag racing platform

Indian firms cold to Tower Semiconductor's offer to set up chipmaking JV

In 2022, US chip giant Intel, which had signed a deal to buy out Tower for $5.4 billion, decided to cancel it and paid a $353 million termination fee