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After the Indian government banned 59 apps of Chinese origin, citing data security and national sovereignty concerns including popular apps such as TikTok, ShareIt, UC Browser, CamScanner, Helo, Weibo, WeChat, and Club Factory, it gave birth to a new wave of Indian apps as alternatives. There were millions of downloads
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All over the world, the clothing industry is worth thousands of billions of dollars. You go to your nearest market and you will find that clothes are the items that are evergreen in nature. Always present and omnipresent. Every business-minded person when thinking of a business idea, his/her first
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Chinese companies have acquired a huge part of the Indian market. The recent ban of some of the major Chinese companies has pushed them out of the limelight. These companies dealt in the field of fashion, gaming, and entertainment. It includes big names such as Shein, Club Factory, PUBG, WeChat,
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In India, it is almost impossible to find a person who does not have any idea about video creating app TikTok. On its website, TikTok describes itself as “a destination for short-form mobile videos.” TikTok is owned by ByteDance, a Chinese company, which has been around since 2012 and is
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has recently come out and asked China to help him achieve the goal of Common Prosperity, a bill that can help narrow the growing wealth gap and focus on social value. Common Prosperity was first mentioned by Mao Zedong the former president of the People's Republic
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For a long time there has been this general belief that there is no Android phone that can compete with the Apple Models based on quality, this is what OnePlus aimed to change ever since its formation. OnePlus Technology (Shenzen) Co., ltd simply referred to as OnePlus, is a Chinese
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Latest Indo-china border face-off lifted the #boycottchineseproduct trend insanely. Thus it becoming a serious headache for all the Chinese funded Indian Companies. Hence, we have noticed a major change in Paytm's shareholding Pattern on Wikipedia. In March 2015, Alibaba took 40% stock in Paytm as a Part of the strategic
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Due to the ongoing military standoff at the Indo-China border, Chinese funded startups may face challenges in raising capital for their businesses. Chinese investors have found Indian startups valuable and deeply invested in top startups like Paytm, Zomato, BigBasket, and many more but soon these startups may face challenges in