Nokia India had announced its decision to suspend production at Chennai plant, effective Nov 1.
Nokia couldn’t transfer its Chennai facility in its deal with Microsoft due to a legal wrangle with Indian govt.
Though the Modi govt encourages make-in-India concept for exports, we do not rule out entering global markets. We see setting…
The European Commission on Monday cleared Hungary’s decision to grant a regional…
The Tamil Nadu government on Monday urged the Union government to take a cautious approach in providing across-the-board area-based tax…
Commercial vehicle major Ashok Leyland has proposed to sell three of its subsidiaries
Buoyed by an impressive response to its tyres in the ‘Asia Pacific, Middle East, North Africa’ (APMENA) regions, Apollo Tyres…
The total kappas arrival in India is approximately 70,000 bales per day. Till now, approximately 3.60 crore bales have arrived…
Tirupur Exporters’ Association (TEA), which represents the R17,000-crore knitwear/ readymade garment capital of India, has raised a number of issues
The R17,800-crore Tirupur Exporters’ Association (TEA), the knitwear capital of India, has knocked on the Reserve Bank of India?s door,…
Amid sluggish market conditions, Hyundai?s domestic sales have started looking up, thanks to new launches, including the latest Xcent compact…
Fearing possible closure, the Nokia India Thozhilalar Sangam (workers’ union) late on Saturday sent a letter to Tamil Nadu chief…
Nokia India?s Chennai manufacturing plant will become a contract manufacturer for Microsoft.
Nokia’s Chennai plant is one of the biggest facilities in the world, employing about 8,000 persons directly.
Tata Motors has stepped up action against manufacturers of counterfeit parts in India.
Nokia India on Tuesday rolled out a month-long voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) at its manufacturing plant in Chennai.
Will weigh moving court
The Chemical Industries Association has sought the withdrawal of a recent notification on natural gas price as per the Rangarajan…
