Nokia has managed to enter the top-five list in the feature phone market within six months of its comeback
Xiaomi plans to bring global component suppliers to India and this could potentially bring investment of at least Rs 15000 crore
As many as 80 brands are riding the digital and television broadcast this year.
One of the beneficiaries is Jindal Steel and Power, which had earlier been kept out of procurement for rails
India on track to be third largest consumer economy by 2025.
From farm to kitchen: Nestle reveals Maggi's secret recipe.
By the end of 2017, the Chinese firm had emerged as the fastest growing brand after posting 343 per cent growth with 19 per cent market share for the full year.
Government needs to promote electrification and charge points and make sure India has stable power supply.
Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari known for promoting innovative ideas in transportation, created a stir some time back when he pitched for 100 per cent electric mobility by 2030. In an interview with Megha Manchanda & Jyoti Mukul, he talks about the Central Road and Infrastructure Fund (CRIF) and electric vehicles.
The number of new entrants is decreasing since 2015, as Indian market matures
Nestle aims to shed the 'food and beverages company' tag; enters rapidly-growing petcare market in India
From your fingerprint to most private images and financial info -- all your privacy is under constant threat from hackers.
To promote localisation of manufacturing and reduce its import bill, the government increased basic customs duty on mobile handsets - from 10 per cent to 15 per cent.
Trends like bundled offers and 4G-LTE feature phones could become mainstream in 2018
After 2 years of lull, sale of winter products like heaters and woollens grow in double-digit
The Chinese smartphone maker's focus on offline retail has helped it overtake Samsung in top 50 cities in India.
'We are doing away with human interface in metering, billing, and collection.' 'That in itself will bring down losses by 50 to 60 per cent.'
With India contributing only 2% to its revenues, the multinational is focusing more on key markets like the US and China.
Revenue share from India has inched up to nearly 0.8 per cent of its global sales. The revenue growth rate is in stark contrast to the firm's performance in volume terms.
The once-popular brand plans to try its luck in the smartphone market with reliability as its key proposition.
© 2025 Rediff.com - Investor Information - Advertise with us - Disclaimer - Privacy Policy - Sitemap - Feedback - About us - Terms of use - Grievances