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Global Markets | Japan's Nikkei reverses gains as Trump threatens more Iran attacksJapanese stocks tumbled over 2% as US President Trump's vow of further strikes on Iran dashed hopes for a swift conflict resolution. The Ni...- TV prices likely to rise from January as chip crunch and falling rupee squeeze makersTelevision prices are set to increase by 3 to 4 percent starting next January. This rise is driven by escalating costs of essential memory ...
- Videotex aims Rs 1,000 cr revenue in 4 years, to expand capacity to roll out up to 3.2 mn unitsVideotex plans to become a Rs 1,000-crore company in four years. They will increase capacity and diversify into the appliances segment. The...
- Union Budget: TV prices to come down by up to Rs 3,000 as govt reduces custom duty on imported partsIn her Budget speech, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said "... to promote value addition in the manufacture of televisions, I propose ...
- Consumer durables prices to go up 5-10% as makers feel heat of rising input costs"With an unprecedented surge in the cost of commodities, global freight and raw materials, we have taken steps to increase prices of our pr...
- Television prices likely to rise 3-4 per cent in June: Industry playersPanasonic India & South Asia President and CEO Manish Sharma said that in line with the commodity price increase, "we are also looking at i...
- TV prices to go up from April as open-cell panels get costlier in global marketsBrands including Panasonic, Haier and Thomson are considering to increase prices from April this year, while some like LG have already rais...
- Import duty on TV component to make local industry uncompetitive, expensive: CEAMA"This may make domestic manufacturing uncompetitive and expensive. Open-cell panels form nearly 65 per cent of the total production cost of...
- Lockdown helps to revive TV market after two years; 2-3 times surge in demand for large screenAfter two years of declining sales, overall television sales has grown over 35-50% since last month when markets opened up, with the large ...
- Lockdown not an excuse to compromise on working out, says Daiwa boss; keeps fitness apps handy to learn indoor exercisesThe transition from ‘work from office’ to ‘work from home’ has not been very easy for Bajaj.
- Mi LED TV 4X Pro review: Great panel quality, excellent viewing angles & fast response timeWith HDR 10-bit compatibility, supported content will give a totally new experience.
- 32-inches and above TV prices to go up from AugustThis comes at a time when the GST Council on Saturday decided to reduce tax rate on refrigerator, washing machine, sub-26 inch television, ...
- Online-only brands importing TVs from China will have to hike pricesPrices are likely to rise by more than 10% because of this besides the imposition of 20% duty on completely built televisions sets and 15% ...
- Daiwa 40-inch Smart TV review: Excellent brightness and contrast at monitor pricesThe TV comes with an intuitive Android smart interface, WiFi, and quick access buttons on the remote.
- Review: BPL Stellar HD Ready LED Smart TV wins big on price-to-feature ratioPriced at Rs 17,990, this is one of the cheapest smart TVs available with excellent viewing angles & natural colour output of the screen.
- Savoir Faire Wins Mumbai Regional FinalsRunners-up team from TCS Blue, M Suresh Kumar & Aniruddha Dutta are the 10th team to enter the nationals, held in Mumbai.
- Panasonic to buy 50.2 pct stake in Sanyo for $4.6BPanasonic Corp. said it will take majority control of Sanyo Electric Co. in a $4.6 billion deal that would forge one of the biggest electro...
- Green at the heart of Panasonic's bid for SanyoPanasonic Corp's plans to take over rival Sanyo Electric Co. would create the world's second-largest electronics maker.
- Toshiba to announce decision on HD DVDToshiba said it will announce its decision on Tuesday on its HD DVD business, which the company has been reviewing as Hollywood studios and...
- Sharp tying up in LCDs with ToshibaJapanese electronics rivals Toshiba and Sharp are tying up in the liquid crystal display business
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