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Chinese-owned Motorola is planning to establish a manufacturing facility in India, likely as part of its strategy to expand its presence in the region. The move comes as the company seeks to mitigate the impact of higher tariffs imposed by former U

A recent report suggests that handset manufacturers, including Samsung, may consider relocating their production from China to India following a significant tariff hike imposed by former U.S. President Donald Trump. The tariff increase, which raise

The USA announced yesterday that they are removing tariffs on smartphone and computer products. Following this, today Foxconn also announced that they are planning to purchase 300 acres of land in Uttar Pradesh to expand their manufacturing setup. As

A golden opportunity for India! Now China has 125% tarrif and India has 10%. Now gov should announce a mega manufacturing plan. Zero tax on manufacturing. One-stop clearance. Land on lease. Training sops. Institutional tie-ups. Funding match for job

Chinese companies such as Shanghai Highly and Haier are increasingly open to aligning with Indian regulatory and business conditions, including agreeing to hold minority stakes in joint ventures. In a notable development, Shanghai Highly has resumed

Do EVs Really Reduce Carbon? A Surprising Look at Manufacturing vs. Lifetime Emissions. 🚗⚡ Attended an interesting lecture during my DBA studies, and a fascinating point came up that I had to share. We often hear that Electric Vehicles (EVs) have a

There's no support or eco system for manufacturing the product u want to..as an Indian, sometimes I feel like it's really hard to bring ur mental idea into life..you'll be forced to contact some Chinese manufacturer through Alibaba and customize a si

Why just blame Adani Group? 📛📛 Days ago, there was a big furore over Adani depending on Chinese vendors for the machinery to domestically manufacture solar modules and cells. But, that’s highly misleading. And in fact, it’s highly hypocritical.

Xiaomi is now worth more than BYD because of the launch of its new SUV. Interestingly, when Xiaomi had begun its journey, it was deemed as the “Apple of China”. In true Chinese spirit, it used to copy everything Apple did at the speed of thought, on