Stake sales in Reliance's digital unit Jio Platforms attracted not just private equity and sovereign wealth funds but also Google and Facebook
From major Twitter accounts of Biden, Bill Gates and Obama hacked, Google buying stake in Jio Platforms to Reliance eyeing 5G network and smartphones, here are top headlines of the day
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Having built a solution from scratch, Mukesh Ambani now wants to get cracking
The two companies will collaborate for the development of entry-level affordable 4G and 5G smartphones as well as Android-based operating systems, Ambani announced during the virtual AGM
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Mr Ambani has walked the talk on data being the new oil
Company ranks among top 100 global retailers
The unveiling of Jio Glass coincided with Google's Rs 33,737 crore investments in Jio Platforms for 7.7 per cent stake
With the fund raising now achieved, Reliance Industries has become a debt-free company
Here are the top headlines on Wednesday
The Jio Glass supports interactive 3D space, holographic content and 2D video conferencing features. It weighs 75 g, and supports all audio formats, according to the company
Google will invest Rs 33,737 crores for a 7.7 per cent stake in Jio Platforms
In the next three years, Jio will connect half a billion mobile customers, a billion smart sensors and 50 million home and business establishments, Ambani said.
The key event for the Indian markets today will be the 43rd Annual General Meeting of Reliance Industries which will be held via videoconferencing later in the day
Ambani, 63, may at the company's first online AGM also give a sneak preview of his vision for decarbonisation of energy molecules to create value-added products with almost no carbon emissions.
The chairman of Reliance Industries, whose wealth surpassed Warren Buffett's last week, is now worth $72.4 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
Fix legal issues to attract more investment
Global tech leaders from Facebook to Intel are looking for multiple ways to grab a slice of the action in the South Asian country, where millions of first-time internet users are added every month.
Both the companies are looking at partnerships to expand their India business