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Japan's SMEs ready to adapt to Trump tariffsJapanese SMEs like Mitsuwa Electric, a specialized manufacturer, are cautiously optimistic about weathering potential US tariffs imposed by...- Best dishwashers under 40000: Top picks for efficient and affordable cleaningLooking for the best dishwashers under 40000? We have researched dishwashers with performance. Whether you want a compact tabletop dishwash...
- Newly privatised Toshiba to cut 4,000 jobs in restructuring driveToshiba announces plans to cut up to 4,000 jobs in Japan as part of restructuring efforts following its takeover by a consortium led by Jap...
- Razorpay, Cashfree eye lost market share, ShareChat’s third round of layoffsWith the PA license in place, both Razorpay and Cashfree have set up "war rooms" with executives from across teams. The aim is to reach out...
- Govt tightens noose around foreign gaming firms; startups take Google to courtDays after the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) notified the final rules for online gaming, taxmen have intensifi...
- 800-plus flying hours, upset founders and little time: The tragedy of Vishal SikkaThe CEO said he took 99 commercial and 17 private flights in 2016, amounting to 800-plus flying hours. He blamed his fading mirth on the co...
- Why India is seeing a fresh wave of global innovation centres, and how it could be a lifesaver for IT firmsHere's why India is fast becoming the never centre of innovation centres, and how this could be the solution to our IT companies' woes.
- Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka fights off fatigue to reshape Indian IT industrySikka is starting to look like a man under pressure. He smiles less often and cracks fewer jokes, saying things like, "It is my job to do m...
- Toshiba to announce business plan on FridayJapan's Toshiba Corp said it would unveil its business strategy for next fiscal year on Friday in an announcement expected to include plans...
- Toshiba to exit home appliance, TV business in India as losses mountToshiba has informed key trade partners and dealers in India about its decision and has stopped importing goods for over a month now.
- Toshiba to book record loss, cut 5% of workforce this yearToshiba Corp said on Monday it would book a record net loss this year and cut around 5 percent of its workforce as the sprawling conglomera...
- India-Japan: Infinite possibilities for partnershipJapan is the land of the rising sun and we are the land of the coming of good days. Together, we can be the land of the rising sun that a g...
- Big MNCs looking for Indian tech startups that can predict customer behaviour, keep data safeIt took a year of rejections before technology entrepreneur Sumeet Anand managed to bag the first big customer for his software product ven...
- Hitendra Chaturvedi's Rs 100 crore company GreenDust tapped the reverse logistics space in IndiaI had a ready business idea— reverse logistics. India ranks among the bottom three when it comes to supply chain efficiencies.
- Budget 2012: Local power equipment makers protest status quo on import dutyDomestic power generation equipment makers say the Pranab Mukherjee's decision in budget 2012 not to increase import duty on core equipment...
- Toshiba says to cut British jobs, focus on PolandJapanese electronics giant Toshiba said that it was cutting 270 jobs in Britain to move production to Poland.
- Fujitsu says cutting 1,750 Philippines jobsJapan's Fujitsu Ltd. announced plans on Wednesday to axe 1,750 jobs in the Philippines, blaming the global economic downturn.
- HP profit slumps 13 pc on weak PC and ink salesHewlett-Packard Co's quarterly profit dropped 13 percent, and sales ticked up just 1 per cent, as even the technology company's cash-cow pr...
- Nissan to slash 20,000 jobs, projects annual lossNissan has been battered by the global slump, which has undermined sales in its vital North American market. Job-cuts: A blessing in disgui...
- Japanese shares edge higher in morning tradeJapanese share prices were slightly higher in morning trade on Wednesday as investors gave a cautious welcome to fresh gains overnight on W...
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