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After Trump’s 50% Tariff, Amazon, Target, Walmart, Halt Orders From India? Internet Says ‘Warning Bell For Jobs’
Donald Trump’s 50% tariff slapped on Indian exports is already bleeding businesses. Some of the bigwig retailers, including Amazon, Gap Inc., Target, and Walmart, among others, have reportedly halted orders, creating paranoia.
Trump tariffs hit India's garment makers as US buyers say move production
Ever since Donald Trump's tariff salvo on India this week, garment maker Pearl Global - whose U.S. client list includes Gap and Kohl's - has been receiving midnight panic calls with an ultimatum: share the tariff hit or move production out of India.
The Bengaluru-based Salarpuria Sattva Group appears to have emerged as a significant participant in India’s e-commerce ...
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Amazon India brings festive convenience to shoppers with a curated Raksha Bandhan Store and new personalised gifting options.
In a candid Reddit post, employees talked about facing nonstop pressure, constant judgment and a work environment where ...
Amazon is joining the Indian government-backed e-commerce initiative that seeks to “democratize” online shopping in the South Asian market and amusingly challenge the very dominance of ...
Jeff Johnson, AWS managing director for ASEAN, said this partnership moves the company closer to its 2040 net-zero goal.
Save up to 40% off on top protein powders during Amazon’s Great Freedom Festival Sale 2025! Limited time to upgrade your ...
Amazon Web Services is set to invest $12.7 billion in India by 2030, boosting cloud and AI infrastructure. This move underscores AWS's confidence in India's vibrant developer ecosystem, aiming to ...
Amazon India today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Federation of Indian Export Organizations (FIEO) to boost exports from micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the ...
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