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GM to stop car sales in India; to focus on exports
19 May 2017
The plan is consistent with GM’s global allocation of capital and investment in its business around the world and is designed to generate stronger returns
GM to stop car sales in India; to focus on exports
19 May 2017
The plan is consistent with GM’s global allocation of capital and investment in its business around the world and is designed to generate stronger returns
GM to stop car sales in India; to focus on exports
19 May 2017
The plan is consistent with GM’s global allocation of capital and investment in its business around the world and is designed to generate stronger returns
Volvo to start assembling cars in India this year
18 May 2017
Swedish luxury carmaker Volvo Cars will start vehicle assembly operations in India this year to cater to the fast-expanding premium car segment in India
iPhone SE to start wearing ‘Made in India’ tag this month
18 May 2017
iPhone SE could soon sport a ‘Made in India’ tag after Taiwanese contract manufacturer Wistron recently conducted a trial run at its iPhone plant in Bengaluru
Facebook fined €150,000 by French regulator for gathering internet user data
18 May 2017
The social network was fined for six violations, including collecting information on users "without having a legal basis" to target them with advertising, and tracking them unfairly without warning that they were being tracked
Facebook fined €150,000 by French regulator for gathering internet user data
18 May 2017
The social network was fined for six violations, including collecting information on users "without having a legal basis" to target them with advertising, and tracking them unfairly without warning that they were being tracked
Twitter co-founder 'Biz' Stone to rejoin company
17 May 2017
Apple could phase out iPad mini: report
17 May 2017
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