Problem-finding and not merely building solutions for well-defined tasks is where the value of technology is, Vishal Sikka said.
Misfit is trying to speed up the launch of its smart wearables with the help of a strategic investment by China's Xiaomi.
The Samsung Group, South Korea's largest business conglomerate, is reorganizing itself in an effort to become more competitive.
Xiaomi is targeting those markets where it has the best chance of success, such as Indonesia, India, Mexico and Brazil. U.S. plans will wait.
China's burgeoning smartphone market is pushing handset makers such as Xiaomi to invest in video to win more buyers.
Zomato, which provides restaurant discovery and review services online, is now valued at $660 million after the latest funding round.
The company didn’t say what Mathews did, but added CEO Gautam Thakkar resigned, taking moral responsibility for his subordinate’s actions.
Samsung Electronics is taking steps to consolidate its product line and become more competitive as Chinese rivals aggressively chase market share
India's efforts of hooking the country up to the Internet to provide better governance and services to its people hinges on broadband access.
To compete with low-cost smartphones in China, Samsung is learning it has to move operations to Vietnam.
As India pushes ahead with a project to increase Internet access, Cisco is looking to grab a slice of the action as an early mover.
Xiaomi emerged as one of the top grossers while global brands also saw their online sales boom.
Uber is looking to boost its presence in India by teaming up with lenders to give loans to aspiring cab drivers.
BlackBerry CEO John Chen said the company is turning itself around. For the first time in five quarters, BlackBerry is reporting profits.
SpaceX founder Elon Musk is reported to be in talks to launch 700 light-weight communications satellites that could provide Internet access.
Samsung is boosting its handset manufacturing capacity in Vietnam with a large investment to build a second plant, according to a report.
As competition heats up in India's online shopping scene, Flipkart's reportedly considering potential investors for a massive fund infusion.
Xiaomi is seeking an investment at a rate that would make the company more valuable than Sony and Lenovo put together.
The company, which is seeking to reinvent itself under a new CEO, appealed to analysts at a Florida event.
Xiaomi might sell its handsets cheap but the company is making money, and profits nearly doubled and could grow strongly this year too.
Home-grown smartphone sellers with global ambitions are playing an aggressive price game to thwart market leader Samsung.
Adoption of Internet-based software and hardware for business use, especially, is set to grow much faster than traditional IT, IDC predicts.
Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters may have been targeted online by China-based hackers.
Google demonstrated voice search in Hindi as the Internet search giant pushes for local-language Internet access.
Samsung's woes in India won't abate unless the mobile phone giant can deliver a sophisticated smartphone at a price rivaling Xiaomi.
Investors are finding India's consumer-driven Internet startup scene increasingly attractive, pumping in money and boosting valuations.
Looking to take a strong stake in India's growth in coming years, Japan's SoftBank will invest $10 billion in local Internet-based opportunities.
With its $627 million investment in Snapdeal, Japan's SoftBank is set to make a strong foray into India's online shopping business.
Xiaomi, whose phones have been extremely well received in online sales in India, is reportedly seeking to resolve alleged security concerns.
Walmart, looking to revive its investments to expand in India, has named a company veteran as chief operations officer in the country.
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