Target has created a dedicated chief AI officer role for the first time in its history, naming Indian-origin retail technology veteran Chandhu Nair to unify artificial intelligence strategy across the Minneapolis-based retailer as competitors race to embed the technology into shopping.
A tourism cooperation agreement between India and Malaysia, built around easier visas and expanded connectivity, has underpinned Visit Malaysia Year 2026 and a diaspora reception drawing thousands in Kuala Lumpur.
The Ministry of Heavy Industries has approved a revised five-year PLI timeline for Ola Electric's battery cell subsidiary, unlocking up to Rs 7,240 crore in incentives through 2031 as the company scales domestic cell manufacturing.
Boeing has named seven teams of university students and early-stage entrepreneurs as winners of the fifth edition of its BUILD program, each receiving Rs 10 lakh in grants across aerospace, sustainability and social impact.
Honeywell Technologies is expanding its education and skilling programmes through new partnerships with IIT Bombay, BharatCares, the Ladli Foundation and an IISc-Bengaluru affiliate, building on a decade that has reached 13 lakh beneficiaries.
Glu, an AI commerce startup helping brands navigate agentic buying journeys, has named digital media veteran Neha Sharma Katyal as Head of Growth – India, tasking her with commercial expansion as AI reshapes brand discovery.
Logistics major Delhivery has promoted Chief Business Officer Vani Venkatesh to Deputy CEO with an expanded mandate over revenue, marketing and customer experience, as founding COO Ajith Pai departs after 14 years.
IIT Madras Research Park-based Quarkitech has raised Rs 2 crore in pre-seed funding and a Rs 1.5 crore National Quantum Mission grant to build compression technology that shrinks sensor data 10 to 100 times at the source.
Uber is entering 100 new Indian cities anchored by its Bike taxi service, one of its largest domestic expansions yet, deepening competition with market leader Rapido in India's fast-growing two-wheeler mobility segment.
Electric mobility platform Yulu has raised $93 million in what it expects to be its final equity round before a public listing, aiming to quadruple its fleet to 200,000 EVs and cement its role in India's quick-commerce delivery economy.