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Samsung names new CEOs, to merge mobile, consumer electronics units

SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd will merge its mobile and consumer electronics divisions, the firm said on Tuesday, naming new co-chief executives in the biggest reshuffle since 2017 to simplify its structure and focus on the logic chip business.

Salarpuria growth mantra: Earn in realty, invest in new-age biz

Reportedly taking over consumer electronics biz of Cloudtail India, largest seller on Amazon

Appliances, consumer electronics industry to touch Rs 2 trn worth: CEAMA

The industry needs to become more and more backwards integrated with its manufacturing, strengthen its component base and get price competitiveness

White House considers Cold War-era law to get data on semiconductor

Participants in Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo's meeting included Detroit's Big Three automakers, plus Apple, Daimler, BMW, GlobalFoundries, Micron, Microsoft, Samsung , TSMC, Intel, and Ampere

AIWA plans to expand product portfolio, retail footprints in India

Japanese consumer electronics brand AIWA, which earlier this year re-entered the Indian market, is expanding its product portfolio and retail footprints in the country

Testing time for consumer electronics makers ahead of festive season

The months leading up to the festive season will be uniquely challenging for consumer electronics makers

Samsung Electronics Q2 profit likely up 38% on strong chip prices

Samsung Electronics likely saw a 38% surge in profit for the April-June quarter thanks to strong chip prices and demand spurred by a pandemic-led consumer appetite for electronics

Appliance firms staring at brief production halt amid lockdown

Panasonic set to shut its Jhajjar plant for a week starting Monday

Panasonic aims to double AC business in next 3 yrs, invest in manufacturing

Consumer electronics major Panasonic India is aiming to double its residential airconditioning business in the next three years as it is betting big on new cutting age technologies

Kunal Shah backs OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei's consumer electronics company

Carl Pei, the Swedish tech entrepreneur, is working on a stealth project that he plans to unveil this month

Warburg Pincus puts $100 million in Indian consumer electronics firm boAt

US private equity firm Warburg Pincus has invested about $100 million in India's boAt, the consumer electronics firm said on Wednesday

LTC scheme: Consumer electronic players eye boost in festive demand

The government's LTC Cash Voucher Scheme and Rs 10,000 festival advance to its employees will provide more liquidity to the customers for spends and boost demand

Lenders to consider Videocon promoters' application for debt resolution

If the lenders agree to the proposal made by VIL's promoters, then it will be one of the first big ticket debt resolution by the lenders via Section 12A of the IBC

Consumer electronics industry hopeful of robust sales this festive season

Sony has consumer promotion offers for Durga Puja and Diwali, which are just around the corner and is hoping "such positive growth momentum" will be sustained throughout the festive season

Govt's ambitious call: Making electronics sector worth $400 bn by 2025

The first of a two-part series analyses the feasibility of goals set for electronics manufacturing

The new essentials: A peek at best-selling vacuum cleaners and dishwashers

It is no wonder that gadgets that can help ease the pressure are in hot demand

Making self-reliance work for India

For self-reliance to be effective, the country must reduce protection and invest in exports and learning

Semiconductor assembly majors plan to set up manufacturing units in India

If the current talks with the ATMP big boys fructify, it will be a major step for the country.

Sony India starts advanced booking for home audio-video products

Under its 'Stay Home, Stay Safe' programme, Sony is offering discounts and special price offer on its products

Emerging patterns: Businesses that will suffer, or survive, after Covid-19

Which sectors will bounce back fast? Which will lag? Has the consumer changed forever? Some answers