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India’s PM touts Infosys support for French Open at VivaTech digital conference in Paris.

As retailers shift online, technology itself can be a double-edged sword.

The country’s QR Code system is ripe for rights abuses because it lacks privacy protections, says Human Rights Watch.

Arcfox made a splash at the Shanghai Auto Show in April with its α-S crossover sedan, which features Huawei’s HarmonyOS and Kirin 990A chip.

Consumers are confused by overcomplicated and capricious discount rules, while e-commerce platforms pump up sales during shopping festivals like 618 and Singles’ Day.

When it comes to delivering groceries, one’s “barrage must be unrelenting, reactions must be fast.”

In 2019, India added over 1,300 new startups. In 2020—amid the COVID-19 pandemic—around 7,000 companies were formed.

Jugnu serves thousands of grocery store owners through its mobile app and fulfillment centers, offering next-day delivery for all their purchases.

Biotipac will receive a USD 200,000 investment from COPIA to help the company innovate and expand its technology.

Media tablets, headsets, water filters, deep fryers, and air treatment products were among the products that registered the highest growth.