Since Modi is due to meet with Sanjay Mehrotra, the CEO of Micron, when he is in the US, the decision is anticipated to be made public. Over 5,000 employees are anticipated to be created by the project.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has given Reliance Industries, the largest firm in the nation by market value, permission to keep $2 billion in addition to the $3 billion it raised in the previous fiscal year under the largest syndicated credit facility in years.

On June 30, the Yonhap news agency announced that YouTube will introduce its first official retail channel for in-person transactions in South Korea.

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, recently disclosed that the firm would soon make an investment in India, which is a huge step for the nation.

A $60 million investment was made in Bengaluru-based Drools Pet Food by L. Catterton, a private equity vehicle supported by Mot Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the world’s largest manufacturer of luxury

Google Inc. To expand outside China, Google is looking for vendors to produce its Pixel smartphones in India. Google is taking a page from Apple Inc.’s playbook.

The Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor Corp in a surprising strategic move on Tuesday announced that it has signed an agreement with SkyDrive Inc to start developing “flying cars.” This ambitious partnership will utilize a Suzuki Group factory located in central Japan, serving as the production hub for their upcoming electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.

HMA Agro Industries takes immense pride in being recognized as a foremost exporter of buffalo meat from India, commanding over 10 percent of the nation’s frozen buffalo meat exports.

With a total capacity of 545 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) by 2021, India is one of the largest cement industries in the world. Three important companies—Ultratech Cement, ACC, and Ambuja Cement—dominate the bulk of the market. Let’s take a closer look at each of these projects in the context of what they have done for the Indian cement industry.

Volvo, the distinguished manufacturer of opulent automobiles, is poised to embrace the Direct-to-Customer (D2C) retail business paradigm, taking cues from the footsteps of Mercedes Benz India.

A Japanese firm, Yokohama Rubber Company, has announced intentions to increase its production of passenger vehicle tyres in India. 

, Eve and Blade Air Mobility have announced an expansion of their partnership, setting their sights on integrating Eve’s highly anticipated flying car into Blade’s extensive European route network. This ambitious endeavor, which kicks off in France, marks another milestone for the companies that have already joined forces to utilize Eve’s electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles in India and the United States.