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ET Telecom News
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India smartphone shipments grow by 8% on-year in Q2; Xiaomi slips to fifth spot: Counterpoint
‘India’s smartphone market recovery in Q2 2025 was further supported by an improved macroeconomic environment that boosted consumer confidence and spending. Retail inflation dropped to a six-year low, easing pressure on household budgets, while the central bank’s repo rate cuts made financing more accessible,’ said Senior Research Analyst Prachir Singh.
ET Auto News
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How Hyundai is using AI to drive manufacturing, mobility and customer experience
From its Chennai plant to Bluelink-powered cars, Hyundai Motor India is embedding AI across its operations, with a sharp focus on voice, vernacular, and connected mobility.
ET BrandEquity News
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What Gen Z really wants: Local labels, global dreams, and AI that saves time
The second ET Snapchat Gen Z survey reveals key insights into this generation. It examines their values, preferences, and how they are reshaping the business world. The survey explores their personal lives, professional goals, and financial habits. Social media plays a vital role in their brand discovery. The study also highlights their preferences for e-commerce, fashion, and streaming platforms.
ETCFO News
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Lenskart acquires Spain’s Meller brand for Rs 406 crore ahead of IPO
Lenskart, through its Singapore subsidiary, will acquire an 80% stake in Spanish eyewear brand Meller. This move aims to broaden Lenskart's reach in Europe. Lenskart's Meller acquisition will also target the Gen Z demographic. The deal, valued at approximately Rs 406.93 crore, includes payments to Meller's investors and founders. This acquisition strengthens Lenskart's global strategy before its planned IPO.
ETHRWorld News
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Delhi govt clears night shift policy for women, enforces strict safety norms
The move aims at increasing women's participation in the workforce and transforming Delhi into a round-the-clock business hub, she said.
ET CIO News
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Creating realistic deepfakes getting easier than ever, fighting back may take even more AI
Deepfakes are emerging as a significant threat, impersonating officials and infiltrating corporate America. Criminals and adversaries leverage AI to create convincing synthetic media for espionage, fraud, and disinformation campaigns. Experts are deploying AI-driven solutions and advocating for regulations and digital literacy to combat this growing challenge and restore trust in the digital age.
