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Z47 bids Ola Electric adieu; Meesho IPO over subscribed 79xOla Electric lost one of its earliest backers during a period of turmoil, but there’s more to it. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.- India’s exports to the US down 28.5% in last 5 months as tariffs troubles kick inIndiGo has announced new direct routes and added frequencies from the newly opened Navi Mumbai International Airport. Daily flights to Coim...
- Trump's China trade policy is a hot messDonald Trump's approach to international relations hinges on leverage. His efforts in Gaza saw success, but Ukraine proved challenging. Reg...
- Trump tariffs trigger 37.5% drop in Indian exports, alarm bells ring across key sectorsAs exporters struggle to stay afloat, the message is clear -- India’s trade resilience will depend on how quickly it adapts to shifting glo...
- Trump puts China on notice with 155% tariff threat - is a November market crash coming?President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a sweeping 155% tariff on Chinese imports starting November 1, 2025, if the US and China fa...
- India's smartphone exports to US falling: GTRIIndia's smartphone exports to the US experienced a significant 58% drop between May and August 2025, raising concerns due to the absence of...
- 'The tsunami is coming': China's global exports are just getting startedWhile China focuses on industrial expansion, domestic consumer spending remains weak due to a housing market crash and limited social safet...
- Healthkart’s secondary deal; Honasa shares plummetHealthkart has closed a secondary funding round that values the startup at $500 million. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- Quiet quitting, meet silent sackingWhile smaller companies such as Better.com have announced mass layoffs with alarming regularity, tech giants such as Meta and Google have b...
- Crash boom bangFrom Indian crypto exchanges struggling during the bitcoin crash to the biggest shakeup at ByteDance and smartphone makers going in hiberna...
- Covid crisis: As sales crash, electronic, phone companies shutter plantsCompanies such as LG, Panasonic, Carrier Midea, Vivo, Oppo, Haier and Godrej Appliances have either completely shut down all their plants o...
- Coronavirus: How it impacts your moneyAs trade and commerce get disrupted, Indian companies are likely to feel the heat as well.
- India offers a bargain to the world: Our consumers, your jobsIndia's biggest liberalisation of single-brand retail in seven years has elements of a very sensible bargain.
- View: Asia’s liquidity squeeze is the worst since 2008Central banks’ supply of currency plus bank reserves has shrunk 7 per cent since April.
- What I Read This Week: GST working, ask truckers! VISA out to wipe out cashEven at today’s prices, oil generates an estimated 95% of export revenues for Venezuela.
- Mobile phone makers plan to cut production; considers laying off factory workers post demonetisationIndustry insiders said they expect 2-3 months impact on current manufacturing activities. Analysts expect demand to normalise by mid-Februa...
- Worldwide IT spending squeezed by strength of dollar: GartnerThe research group was forecasting growth of 2.4% a quarter ago before the recent rise dollar put what it called a 'currency shock'.
- Budget 2015 Expectations: Handset companies seek friendly policiesHandset manufacturers have sought friendly policies, including tax holidays and interest subsidies, in the upcoming Budget.
- 6 ways to do more with your digital photosA free app for Android called Dayframe does just that — giving you the option to automatically display photos/albums stored on your device.
- In 2011, we'll officially be in bull territoryNext year, interest rates will rise and so will bond yield and equity returns.
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