With India’s low-cost manufacturing and the government’s push towards Make in India, overseas companies are actively looking at serving their global markets from India. Swedish auto major Volvo, which started operations in India through the import of a luxury bus from Hong Kong back in 2000, executed the export of...
Emcure Pharmaceuticals, India, Acquires Ottawa company
Emcure Pharmaceuticals, a drug maker based in Pune in the western state of Maharashtra, has acquired Canada's International Pharmaceutical Generics Ltd. and its marketing arm Marcan Pharmaceuticals. Marcan Pharma has over 60 approved products mainly available from McKesson and Kohl & Frisch, among other wholesalers, reports Economic Times. Emcure recently...
Sears Holdings Inaugurates Second Technology Center in India
Sears Holdings, opened a Center of Excellence at the Embassy Tech Park in Sarjapur, Bangalore. This unit is spread across 15,000 square feet and will focus on product and platform development in the retail online and offline domain. This facility is the second in India, with the first located in...
India Grows as Global R&D Hub for Multinationals
The Nikkei Asian Review reports that numerous multinationals have chosen India as an attractive R&D destination. More recently, taking advantage of employment costs, as well the availability of technical skills, many companies across a variety of industry verticals have begun to set up their R&D centers or have enhanced their...
Satya Nadella Pitches Microsoft to Developers and Startups in India
During his visit to India earlier this month, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft projected his company’s technology and programs as ways to help India modernize both its technical and physical infrastructure, reports Fortune. He restated the Microsoft program launched earlier this year which would provide a boost to the startup...
Moving to India? Remember These Tips…
Living in India is balancing modernity with traditional ideas and practices according to the website Expat Focus. You will also find differences in the ways of life in the metros such as New Delhi and Chennai and the tier I cities like Pune, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, which are also quite different...