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Ather Energy’s pursuit of profitability depends on improving margins and sales volume, while its growing software revenue offers a potential lifeline. With intensifying competition and market pressures, can the company execute its strategy to deliver long-term financial stability?
Indian architect’s living cladding system aims to create greener urban spaces
This video unpacks the full story — from the origins of the case in June 2020, to the key findings against Google, and the landmark changes introduced by the 2024 amendments to the Competition Act
- AI adoption in India remains in its early stage, with 49 per cent of organisations either evaluating or planning to implement AI in the next 12 months - 65 per cent of organisations in Asia Pacific are opting for on-premise or hybrid solutions; 19 per cent still rely on public cloud services - 34 per cent of AP CIOs and 29 per cent of Indian CIOs are actively leveraging professional AI services
Revenue from operations rose 10 per cent year-on-year to Rs 2.64 lakh crore, supported by strong performances in consumer-facing segments
The overall earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) is seen up 8 per cent on-year, which would mark an improvement of 40-60 basis points (bps) on-year
On the sidelines of the Z5II’s unveiling, Nikon India chief Sajjan Kumar told BW Businessworld that the company is expecting a revenue of Rs 990 crore in this fiscal; Nikon currently holds around 30 per cent of the full-frame mirrorless camera market in the country
Armed with hyper-speed motors, sophisticated AI, and Bollywood star power, Manu Sharma's Dreame is making an audacious play to automate India's homes – and steal the market crown.
Rahul Sarin, Co-founder and CEO of FlexLeaze, drives growth and innovation in office fitout leasing. Sarin tells Ashish Sinha about the trends, outlook in office leasing space and more. Excerpts
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While AI promises efficiency and scale, it also brings unprecedented challenges. Algorithms can mirror human biases, automate inequalities, and make decisions without context, writes Ganesh Natarajan
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