JioCinema, which is supported by Reliance achieved success with, over 10 crore viewers and more than 3,000 crore watch minutes during the second season of Bigg Boss OTT. This accomplishment

The digital health startup Biofourmis was founded by Kuldeep Singh Rajput, Maulik Majmudar, and Mark Niu in response to this global trend.

VinFast, a Vietnamese EV manufacturer, saw it’s stock market valuation leap over that of Ford and General Motors (GM).

Only a few weeks after they begin shipping from Chinese manufacturers, Foxconn Technology Group’s Sriperumbudur facility is getting ready to supply the newest smartphones, according to a report.

Hyundai Motors Indian division has acquired the General Motors Talegaon plant, which will enhance their production capacity to one million units, per year.

When it first returned to the Indian smartphone market this month, Honor dropped a hint. Also acknowledging his involvement in this endeavor was Madhav Sheth, the former CEO of Realme. 

Vegapay has recently raised $1.1 million, in seed funding with Eximius Ventures leading the investment and receiving support from DSP HMK, Capri Global, and other investors.

With the help of wealthy American investors, pro-business regulations, and an additional impetus from a planned judicial reform at home that has alarmed investors, an increasing number of Tech Startups from Israel are incorporated in the United States.

On Wednesday, investors predicted that China’s central bank would loosen monetary policy further after a surprise rate cut, even if it puts the yuan under pressure. As a result, yield differentials between China and the US extended to their largest level in 16 years.

Biosplice Therapeutics is one such established startup with a global presence. By doing research and creating medications for osteoarthritis, cancer, neurology, and other degenerative conditions, it has grown into the most valuable US-based startup in the world.

Apple Inc. is set to begin production of its cutting-edge iPhone 15, in Tamil Nadu, India with the aim of reducing the gap between its manufacturing center.

Intel Corporation has decided to terminate its $5.4 billion acquisition agreement, with Tower Semiconductor, a chipmaker. The reason behind this decision is the failure to obtain approval from China. This development highlights the impact of tensions between the United States and China on business deals. As part of the termination, Intel will pay Tower a breakup fee of $353 million.