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Crisis-hit global chip companies vie for an Indian summer via partnershipSeveral financially strained global semiconductor companies, facing Chinese competition, are seeking strategic partnerships with Indian fir...- Price wars hurt payment firms; CG Power’s fab play faltersHappy Friday! Payment aggregators are slashing fees to stay in the game. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- CG Power’s chip plans rocked by turmoil at wafer company WolfspeedThe potential bankruptcy of American Silicon Carbide (SiC) wafer maker Wolfspeed could have ripple effects on India's semiconductor ecosyst...
- Tata Electronics eyes Malaysia foray via chip fab acquisitionMalaysia's expertise in assembly, testing, marking and packaging (ATMP) along with its mature ecosystem, abundant skilled workforce, robust...
- Tesla wants India to chip in with integral parts supplyElectric vehicle giant Tesla is in talks with US chipmaker Micron and Indian firm CG Semi to source semiconductor components. This follows ...
- India ranks third globally in chip design research papersAuthors from Indian organisations contributed 39,709 papers, which was 8.4% of the global share of 472,819 research papers during the perio...
- Edtech companies need to rework models to keep parents happyThe survey covered 521 parents to understand their experience with edtech offerings in the K-12 and JEE-NEET preparation segments.
- Educomp: Cautionary tale of a sudden fall from a star business to a bankrupt firmIt was a case of unbridled growth and the inability to manage it, leading to creative accounting, fudging of books. It’s almost similar to ...
- Neev Fund invests Rs 50 crore in Lucknow-based educational instituteMahendra, which has 135 coaching centres, helps candidates prepare for bank probationary officer exams and railway exams and conducts progr...
- Ebix leads the race to buy Educomp with Rs 325-crore bankruptcy offerEbix trumped a bid by little-known family office Boundary Holdings, which manages wealth for London-based investor Rajat Khare, a former Ed...
- Ebix, London-based investor in race to acquire Educomp SolutionsEbix and the London-based investor will be called for discussions and further negotiations after the offers are reviewed, according to peop...
- Companies offering top salaries to Delhi undergraduate studentsSt Stephen’s College reported a top annual salary offer of Rs 40 lakh for a student while one from Lady Shri Ram College for Women got Rs 3...
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