Amazon and Google have committed to increasing their investments in India as the internet titans attempt to accelerate expansion in a critical region.

The board of semiconductor materials manufacturer JSR Corp. will meet on Monday to talk about a potential multi-billion-dollar acquisition by a government-backed fund, which would speed up Japan’s ambitions to bolster its chip industry.

A $454 million contract for the digital transformation of Denmark’s Danske Bank has been won by Infosys, the business announced on June 26. Infosys is the latest IT services company to land a large contract amid a downturn in the industry.

This blog delves into the dynamic panorama of the Indian schooling quarter, focusing on three trailblazing companies: Educomp Solutions, Byju’s, and NIIT.

The Indian consumer goods industry is a vibrant and rapidly growing sector that caters to the diverse needs and preferences of the country’s vast population.

Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd., the esteemed Indian company, is reportedly engaged in discussions to secure a substantial loan of approximately $1.6 billion.

Ed-tech firm Byju’s, despite being a major beneficiary of the pandemic-induced surge in online learning, unexpectedly witnessed a decline in revenue for FY21.

A social media celebrity and the app’s co-founder, Abhishek Asthana, discusses the company’s goals and his time on Shark Tank India. The Hood app is a platform that offers a forum for debates that are more democratic.

According to a senior corporate official, LTIMindtree intends to invest $40–50 million in artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and services during the current fiscal year in order to establish a consistent revenue stream from the rapidly developing technology.

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.

“Government data reveals that Jan Aushadhi, the affordable medicine store in India, experiences significant sales from diabetes and cardiovascular drugs. With over 33% of total sales attributed to these conditions,

SoftBank holds an 11.17 percent stake in Paytm and 3.4 percent in Zomato. However, following the news of the potential stake sale, shares of One97 Communications declined by 1.5 percent, trading at Rs 878.50 apiece on the BSE. Zomato’s stock initially opened 0.8 percent higher on June 16 but later leveled off.