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Apple grabs 104% of Q3 smartphone profits, thanks to Samsung’s woes
05 Nov 2016
Data released on Friday showed that Apple took virtually all of the smartphone industry's profits in the third quarter of 2016, despite more Android devices being sold in the market
RIL, partners hit with $1.55 bn demand over gas migration issue
05 Nov 2016
The government has slapped a $1.55 billion demand on Reliance Industries and its partners BP and Niko for "unfairly enriching" themselves by producing natural gas belonging to state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp
RIL, partners hit with $1.55 bn demand over gas migration issue
05 Nov 2016
The government has slapped a $1.55 billion demand on Reliance Industries and its partners BP and Niko for "unfairly enriching" themselves by producing natural gas belonging to state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp
RIL, partners hit with $1.55 bn demand over gas migration issue
05 Nov 2016
The government has slapped a $1.55 billion demand on Reliance Industries and its partners BP and Niko for "unfairly enriching" themselves by producing natural gas belonging to state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp
New management team announced at Tata Sons
04 Nov 2016
New management team announced at Tata Sons
04 Nov 2016
Google’s Android grabs 87.5% of market, but challenges ahead
04 Nov 2016
Almost nine out of 10 smartphones in the world run on Android while Apple's iOS shipments are down 5.2 per cent; but few Android makers make a profit and the platform is challenged by Google's own new Pixel devices
Airtel provides over 17,000 PoIs to Jio
04 Nov 2016
Facebook defies odds for robust growth, but warns of tapering
03 Nov 2016
Facebook Inc, now on pace to reach $27 billion in revenue this year, is defying the slowdown in growth that usually comes with increasing size
After Jaitly, Twitter's India MD Parminder Singh quits
03 Nov 2016
Hard on the heels of Twitter's India head Rishi Jaitly, on Monday, Parminder Singh, the micro-blogging site's managing director for India, South East Asia, Middle East, and North Africa, also quit
Cisco Systems introduces modular storage server
03 Nov 2016
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