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What does Vivo coming back as IPL's title sponsor mean for BCCI and the brand?
IPL 2020 sponsorship crossed the ₹500 crore mark last season
Indian origin products most likely to have a positive influence on people’s purchase intent: Report
Urban Indians consider ‘Country of Origin’ important but quality and price drive purchases.
PR Professionals advise their Chinese clients to maintain a low profile to cushion the blow
How are PR professionals handling the Boycott China crisis?
Many Indians want to shun Chinese goods -- here’s why that doesn’t make sense
It’s also that time of the year when the boycott Chinese-goods-wallahs, tend to become hyperacti…
Can non-Chinese mobile brands leverage current consumer sentiment in India?
The challenge here would be not to look "opportunistic" and leverage the current explosive situa…
'Adverse' customs actions 'without prior warning' hit Indian mobile industry
In a letter to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, the Indian Cellular and Electronics Associat…
Chinese smartphones continue to lead the market share despite crackdown by the Indian government
Chinese smartphone makers like Xiaomi, Vivo and Oppo have come under the scanner of Indian agencies…
China warns boycott of Chinese goods in India will have negative impact on India ¬bound investments
China warns boycott of Chinese goods in India will have negative impact on India ¬bound investments
A quarter of your car, 70% of your TV, 90% of antibiotics come from China
The dominance of Chinese products in electronics, particularly, smartphones and smart TVs is widely…
At least 11 US and European brands are under fire and facing boycotts in China for criticizing alleged forced labor cotton practices in Xinjiang
The boycotted brands put out statements pledging not to use cotton from the Xinjiang region in Chin…
Mary Meisenzahl
Nike falls following boycott calls in China over statement about forced labor of Uyghurs
Nike shares fell following calls from China for a boycott after the company said it would not use c…
Carla Mozée
Apple is going to keep cozying up to the Chinese government, no matter how much it says it's investing in America, India, and other countries
Apple may try to move production away from China, but it will continue to play ball with China to a…
Emilia David,Asia Martin
Intel apologizes following public backlash and boycotts in China after it told suppliers not to source from Xinjiang
Karry Wang Junkai, a popular Chinese pop star and Intel brand ambassador, terminated his partnershi…