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Panic erupted at a foxconn facility near Devanahalli after a foetus was discovered in a women's toilet Tuesday night. Police swiftly arrested a 19-year-old employee, who is reportedly unmarried and was in a relationship. The incident has prompted a police investigation into the matter.

North Bengaluru is experiencing rapid growth, driven by the Kempegowda International Airport and subsequent infrastructure development. This has led to a surge in employment hubs and residential demand, with areas like Devanahalli and Hebbal showing significant property value appreciation. The region offers attractive investment opportunities with integrated townships and favorable price-rent dynamics.

Several Apple suppliers in India contributed to shipments to China, including foxconn, Tata Electronics, Tata-owned Pegatron Technology India, Motherson, Salcomp, TRIL Bangalore and Yuzhan Technology.

Tim Cook built the most profitable consumer technology company in history without inventing a single category-defining product. That's the paradox he leaves behind. On September 1, hardware chief John Ternus takes over a $4 trillion machine with an ambitious pipeline—foldable iPhone, smart glasses, AI wearables—and an AI gap that keeps widening. Cook built it beautifully. Now Ternus has to figure out where it goes.

Bengaluru's skill development department will open ten new training centres. Each centre will cost an estimated Rs 60 crore. This expansion aims to meet the growing demand for technical education. Admissions for specialized diploma courses have seen a steady rise. New courses in chip testing and photonics assembly are planned. Industry collaborations will boost admissions.

Noida International Airport's inauguration marks a pivotal moment, transforming western UP's farmlands into a manufacturing and logistics hub along the Yamuna Expressway. Its multi-modal cargo facility, set to open this summer, will boost farm produce exports and attract high-value manufacturing, positioning the region as a key distribution base.

The company turning 50 on April 1 isn't really one company. It's five—stitched together by a logo, a stubbornness about design, and the world's most expensive refusal to die.

Apple CEO Tim Cook's China visit coincides with a significant cut in App Store commissions, a move reportedly influenced by Chinese regulators and rising US-China tensions. This concession, alongside strong iPhone sales growth in China, signals Apple's commitment to the market and its manufacturing base amidst complex geopolitical and business dynamics.

foxconn chairman Young Liu warns of global price hikes for oil and raw materials if the US-Israel conflict with Iran escalates. Meanwhile, Iranian apps and websites are targeted by hackers, with popular prayer apps sending messages urging military surrender and promising amnesty. These cyberattacks aim to sow discord amidst the ongoing conflict.

India's flagship smartphone manufacturing incentive program is undergoing a major overhaul, now linking government subsidies to exports and the use of locally produced components. This revamped PLI scheme aims to move beyond "screwdriver assembly" and will likely benefit major players like Apple and Samsung, while also pushing Chinese brands to increase exports.

India is set to unveil an $11 billion fund within months to boost domestic chip manufacturing, offering subsidies for design, equipment, and supply chains. This move aligns with Prime Minister Modi's ambition to transform India into a global manufacturing powerhouse, building on previous incentives that attracted major players like Micron and Tata Group.

India has significantly boosted iPhone production, now accounting for 25% of Apple's global output. For the first time, all iPhone 17 models are assembled in India, a move driven by US tariffs and Indian government incentives. This surge has positioned India as the top smartphone source for the US, surpassing China.

Prime Minister Modi emphasized self-reliance for India's technological future, highlighting the critical role of 'Made in India' chips. A new Rs 3,700 crore joint venture between HCL and foxconn will establish an Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly & Test facility in Greater Noida, aiming to produce display driver chips and boost India's manufacturing prowess.