India's mobile Internet-based economy is spreading to include local services, from plumbing to laptop repairs, as investors back more startups.
The Taiwanese chip maker, which has already closed down its solar panels unit, is suffering from the effects of the slowdown in China, the world's biggest smartphone market.
Internet and mobile startups took more than two-thirds of venture capital funding globally in the third quarter of 2015, with healthcare rising as a sector to watch.
Apple has boosted its visibility in India big-time: As it prepares to sell the iPhone 6S in the country, more eager buyers are lining up.
Ride-hailing services could get streamlined in India sooner rather than later as the country moves to publish extensive guidelines on the sector.
Apple is pushing the envelope in getting its iPhones into the hands of as many Indians as it can, in the world's third-biggest smartphone market.
India's IT services companies face currency volatility and shifting demand patterns even as they prepare to grow faster.
Upwardly mobile Indians, with their smartphones and cars, are increasingly comfortable spending more on eating out. This bodes well for ambitious cafe chains.
The country's smartphone boom is bringing millions to the Internet in cities and towns. Can the country connect the next billion, who largely live in villages?
A former employee at one of India's largest IT outsourcing providers has claimed $1.5 million in sexual harassment damages in the U.K.
India and Germany put trade ties at the center of a three-day visit by Chancellor Angela Merkel to the subcontinent.
India's mega cities whose growth has been fueled by the rise of the country's outsourcing and other services sectors remain unsafe for women.
Demand for smartphones that can handle faster data transfers is on the rise as users seek to do more on their handsets.
Alibaba now has a foothold in India's promising online commerce market, where Amazon, Snapdeal and Flipkart are battling for dominance.
India's e-commerce leaders are beginning to invest in smaller competitors or specialist services to consolidate their market position.
At a speech in California Sunday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi picked out terrorism and global warming as the two main challenges to humanity.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke at a town hall meeting in Facebook's headquarters, and offered a glimpse into Modi the individual.
Google bundling its products with Android is reminiscent of Microsoft offering its Internet Explorer with Windows software.
The free access provided by Facebook to some Internet services hasn't been without controversy. The company has now renamed the mobile app involved.
Modi's U.S. itinerary includes a public speech at San Jose's SAP Center, a town hall at Facebook Inc.'s headquarters with CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and a visit to Google's campus.
Healthcare startup Practo, backed by strong venture funding, is on an acquisition spree to build its ecosystem of services.
Early investors, including eBay, are taking advantage of the current large valuations attached to Indian e-commerce startups.
The venture will target an audience that's more comfortable consuming content on mobile phones that turning the pages of an actual book.
India, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has stepped up its defense purchases -- from Rafale jets to Apache choppers.
India's growth as a smartphone market, which will bring the next billion online, makes it a market that developers, and tech giants like Google, must tap aggressively.
A senior Facebook official defended the company's controversial Internet.org program in India, saying it wasn't exclusive, according to the Times of India.
In urban India, a growing number of young professionals with bigger disposable incomes are adding to BlaBlaCar's niche market.
Competition between Uber and India's largest ride-hailing services provider, Ola Cabs, has risen to fever pitch.
Syngene, a contract research unit of Biocon, went public in Mumbai recently, raising about $83 million from the public offer.
India's smartphone-led Internet penetration is allowing consumers to increasingly transact online.
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