According to IDC, there were seven countries where Windows Phone outsold the iPhone. The Head of Public Relations at Microsoft, Frank Shaw, published a blog which tallied the progress of Microsoft.
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Indian Internet companies come of age: Inventus Capital Partners
Manu Rekhi of Inventus Capital Partners wrote that there is a shift in Indian companies and venture class returns.
No major investments for India's manufacturing sector: survey
The India Manufacturing Barometer survey revealed that manufacturing companies will be holding off on new investments this year.
India's economic slowdown and volatility challenges PE investors' exit
Economic slowdown, volatility and a weakened currency have made it difficult for India's PE investors to make an exit.
Samara Capital gathers US$150 million for its second fund
Samara Capital announced that it is sealing the first round of financing for its second fund at US$150 million
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The project of social networking giant, Facebook for every phone, was expected to give a huge boost to the company after gaining 100 million users each month.
Indian government calls out to millions of non-residents for revival of rupee. India is planning on reviving the rupee by reaching out to millions of its non-resident citizens to assist in reversing the currency decline.
An Indian court sentenced six men to life in prison after raping a Swiss tourist. The six Indian men accused of raping a Swiss tourist in India was sentenced for life imprisonment yesterday.
The first half of the year saw investments in agri-business rise 75% in India. Investments in Indian agri-business firms rose 75% in the first half of 2013.
Private equity companies Blackstone and MBK Partners are seeking for Singapore IPOs for the properties they individually own in Taiwan and India.
Sales of the iPhone 5 are not doing well in India, losing to closest rival Samsung and local brands.
Blackstone Group placed more investments in India by acquiring Indian auto parts maker Agile Electric Works.
Reserve Bank of India's decision to increase borrowing costs eliminated the country's largest bond gains and further extended the US$8 billion fund outflow.
The Renault-Nissan alliance will be investing US $2.5 million in India within the next four years. Car makers Renault and Nissan Motor Co. will be jointly investing the amount of US $2.
