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The launch of PhonePe's Indus Appstore is expected to take place in New Delhi. PhonePe released the developer platform for the Android-base...

By midnight on Wednesday morning, law enforcement had confirmed that the police had arrested 15 to 20 individuals for the looting, Fox News...

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Online users said the protest was over wages and the layoff of several workers by the manufacturer, Zybio, in the central municipality of C...

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The clashes, which follow protests in Shanghai, Beijing and elsewhere, erupted as China posts record numbers of COVID cases daily and healt...

Hundreds of workers joined protests at Foxconn's major iPhone plant China's Zhengzhou this week, with some men smashing surveillance camera...

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Videos on Chinese social media that said they were filmed at the factory in the central city of Zhengzhou showed thousands of people in mas...

Foxconn, the subsidiary of iPhone in China, has crossed swords with workers deploying security in riot gear in the iPhone city, Zhengzhou.

Apple did not immediately respond to AFP's request for comment, and did not give a reason for this specific change, but said in its update ...

The reason for using this particular song is that in Mandarin 'Jie mi' translates to "Give me rice", reflecting the shortage many people un...

The people are showing their anger with Bappi Lahiri's 1982 superhit song.

The tech trick is created by software developer Robert Petersen.

The efforts join a wave of actions by big companies, including banks and retailers.