Apple and Samsung are shifting their production to India to counter higher US tariffs on imports from China and Vietnam. This move aims to retain competitiveness in the US market, with Apple increasingly using Indian factories for iPhone shipments and Samsung also considering India as a temporary measure for its exports.
Goldman Sachs plans to cut several hundred jobs through its annual evaluation to address underperformers. The firm had paused performance-based layoffs during the COVID-19 pandemic, […]
Imports from China into India rose nearly 11% to $46.6 billion between April and August, driven primarily by computers, telecom equipment, and components, while exports […]
Bandhan Life Insurance has formed a strategic partnership with Bandhan Bank to distribute life insurance products through its 1,700 branches. The company aims to partner […]
