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Iran war: Billions of dollars at risk for US tech companiesIran’s threat against US technology companies in the Gulf region could expose billions of dollars in digital infrastructure to war risks, p...- Iran crisis hits India’s economy; PE firms dial up SaaS dealsThe ongoing conflict in the Middle East is likely to significantly impact Indian industries. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispat...
- Budget 2026 wishlist: Manufacturing sector seeks tax relief, lower compliance costsIndian manufacturing CXOs prioritize tax relief and reduced compliance costs in the upcoming budget, with over half flagging it as a top co...
- AI to contribute approx $607 billion to India by 2035: ReportArtificial Intelligence (AI) is expected to contribute approximately $607 billion to India's economy by 2035, with significant impact acros...
- Budget 2026 could drive a power shift in India’s semiconductor pushUnion Budget 2026: The nation aims to become a top chip manufacturing hub by 2032. Several major projects are underway, with production exp...
- Samsung ramps up India push; Atomberg, Kuku FM's FY25 numbersIndia may become the next Samsung manufacturing hub. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- Only 13% of 'Made in India' EVs qualify for govt's PLI scheme as China factor looms in auto sectorIndia's electric car market heavily relies on Chinese imports for crucial components like batteries and semiconductors, hindering local man...
- Blinkit dominates qcomm; Porter's profitable yearBlinkit has surged ahead in India's 10-minute delivery sector, boasting a market share of over 50%. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Semiconductor market to grow from $627 billion in 2024 to $1,030 billion by 2030: PwCThe global semiconductor industry is set for a transformative decade, with demand expected to surge across sectors ranging from artificial ...
- NPCI shuts UPI pulls; Nykaa Q1 shows growthHappy Wednesday! To curb rising fraud, NPCI urges banks and fintechs to stop UPI pull transactions. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning...
- Third of chip production could face copper supply disruptions by 2035, PwC report saysA new report indicates climate change may severely impact global chip production. Copper supply, crucial for semiconductors, faces disrupti...
- India emerging as key destination, amid supply chain shift of global electronic sector: ReportIndia is expected to witness strong and exponential growth in the electronics manufacturing sector amid the ongoing global supply chain rea...
- Big Tech’s acqui-hire strategy heats up as demand for AI talent soarsIn the last two years, large technology players have been acquiring AI startups for their technology teams. Microsoft paid $650 million in ...
- PwC India expects upswing in small, mid-size M&A transactionsPwC India anticipates an upswing in India markets, especially in small to mid-size M&A transactions and growth fundings. Sanjeev Krishan hi...
- Beyond mobiles: It is time to enhance Make in India focus on more electronic products than just handsetsThe success in mobile manufacturing is praiseworthy. But desktops, LEDs and automotive electronics are among the other segments that have s...
- Will chatbots destroy jobs? With right balance, AI tools can change how workplaces functionMorgan Stanley expects all of its wealth advisers to be using its AI-powered chat tool by midyear. Around 600 staff are already using the s...
- Bringing AI tools to the workplace requires a delicate balanceBy midyear, all of Morgan Stanley's thousands of wealth advisers are expected to have access to a new artificial-intelligence-powered chat ...
- Festive sales stoke demand; EPAM sacks 100 in IndiaThe buoyant start to the festive sales – which will continue till Diwali -- comes after muted growth over the past six to eight months, owi...
- Top 100 global firms' market cap reaches $31.7 tn, Apple leadsApple topped the list with $2.85 trillion in market cap, followed by Saudi Aramco, Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon, according to the data pr...
- Foreigners not invested in India have made a mistake: Marc FaberI don't think Sensex will go down to 24,000, but valuation of index stocks is very high.
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