According to corporate papers, online gaming and esports startup Nazara Technologies is introducing Nazara Publishing, a publishing platform enabling developers worldwide to exhibit their games in India. In the next

Diwali and the Precious Metal Market With the advent of Diwali, the realm of gold prices is experiencing an upswing, prompting contemplation regarding potential investments in this valuable metal. The

UltraTech Cement Limited has authorized a new investment of 13,000 crore to boost its capacity by another 21.9 million tonnes per year (MTPA) via a combination of brownfield and greenfield

Ericsson, the Swedish telecommunications giant, announced the commencement of its ‘India 6G’ initiative on Saturday, with the establishment of a 6G research team at its Chennai R&D center, as the

China’s aviation authority announced plans to expand domestic flights by 34% over pre-pandemic levels, boosting the recovery of Chinese carriers. Before COVID-19, travel and tourism had grown to be one

Airtel, India’s leading telecommunications service provider, has announced a collaboration with Microsoft to deliver calling services on Microsoft Teams via an interface with Airtel IQ. Airtel held a 32.2 percent

Greaves is one of seven electric two-wheeler (e2W) manufacturers accused by the government of selling cars that do not meet the localization criteria. Greaves Electric Mobility (previously Ampere Electric Vehicles)

Earlier in 2023, the firm cut its workforce by 12%, and it now employs around 550 people. Operating revenue and cash on hand provide CoinDCX with a five-year “runway,” according

Google is already an Anthropic investor, and the new investment would signal a step up in the company’s efforts to compete with Microsoft, a key supporter of ChatGPT inventor OpenAI,

Huawei Technologies reported a small increase in sales in the first three quarters of 2023, citing development in its digital power and cloud businesses, as well as the increasing competitiveness

Tata Group is likely to become India’s first indigenous iPhone manufacturer after Wistron Corp. agreed to sell a factory in the country’s south to the conglomerate. With 55% and 46%

Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing intends to develop a chip facility in northern Japan’s Miyagi prefecture with an initial expenditure of approximately 400 billion yen ($2.67 billion), according to the Nikkei business