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Why Amazon has struggled to crack IndiaAmazon's India strategy is changing: under new leadership, the company is focusing on profitability over rapid growth. This shift comes as ...- From $22 billion to zero: Success, not failure, brought Byju downByju's, once a $22 billion edtech giant, has collapsed. Founder Byju Raveendran faces jail for contempt. The company's downfall stems from ...
- India's consumption story changes track as OTT, travel and premium phones outpace staples: ReportThe report titled "The Great Consumption Shift" said, "Indian wallet has moved from cereal to data to OTT to mobiles," highlighting how Ind...
- Inflation in driver’s seat likely to stall discretionary spendWhile consumer demand had started improving over the past four months after a prolonged slowdown, rising crude oil prices, supply disruptio...
- Trump likes the idea of government owning some US companies but took a pass on Spirit AirlinesPresident Trump showed interest in government taking over companies like Spirit Airlines. He saw these moves as financial wins and a way to...
- Reclusive Turkmenistan shows signs of cautiously opening upTurkmenistan, a nation known for its secrecy, is witnessing a subtle shift. E-commerce and social media are gaining traction, signaling a n...
- One in four smartphones made in India comes from homegrown manufacturers as exports power growthIndian companies are now making over a quarter of smartphones sold in the country. Dixon Technologies leads this surge, becoming India's la...
- Smartphone sector needs PLI 2.0 boostIndia's government is right to extend PLI for smartphone exports, sustaining momentum and signaling its intent to become a global manufactu...
- Apple's China challenge deepens as foreign phone sales slumpForeign-branded smartphone shipments to China, including Apple's iPhone, witnessed a steep fall of 47.4% year-on-year in November, as repor...
- Foreign smartphone shipments in China slump 47% in NovemberShipments of foreign-branded smartphones, including Apple’s iPhone, to China fell 47.4% in November, continuing a decline from October. App...
- Dixon Technologies & Vivo form joint venture to manufacture smartphones in IndiaDixon Technologies and Vivo India are forming a joint venture to manufacture smartphones. Dixon will hold 51% stake, while Vivo will own 49...
- Foreign smartphone sales in China drop 12.7% in August, data showOverall phone sales in China increased 26.7% from a year earlier to 24.05 million handsets in August, the CAICT data showed.
- Apple's iPhone shipments in China surge 40% in May amid aggressive discountingShipments of foreign-branded phones in China increased by 1.425 million in May to 5.028 million units from 3.603 million a year earlier，cal...
- India does not plan to restrict low-cost foreign smartphone salesRajeev Chandrasekhar's comments followed reports that India was planning to restrict sales of cheap Chinese smartphones to revive the prosp...
- Amazon and Flipkart bank on online exclusives for festive bountyThe ecommerce marketplaces are structuring their Diwali offers and promotions solely on the online exclusive models across smartphones, tel...
- Home-grown brands wake up to their IndiannessIndia, which opened gates to foreign players via the FDI route to promote ease of business, is seen by many conglomerates as the largest wo...
- One in three smartphones sold online in 2015 in India: CounterpointResearch also found that $100-$150 (Rs 6,000 to Rs 10,000) range was the one of the sweet spots for online sales.
- Lava International to sell new brand on own online platformVishal Sehgal, co-founder & director at Lava, did not reveal name of new sub-brand but confirmed that its launch & that of e-commerce site ...
- Indian handset makers such as Micromax, Karbonn use ads to project a global brand imageMicromax is the second largest smartphone brand with 19.3% share between Jan-Apr and Karbonn the third largest with 8.6% share, a report sa...
- Samsung to Sony wooing India as TV, smartphone sales surgeGlobal technology companies such as Samsung Electronics, Apple and Sony are poised to see surging sales in India.
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