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Garmin India, a unit of Garmin Ltd. strengthens its presence in India and continues to grow in double-digits.

Its Venu series from the wellness segment has also reported a 65 per cent YoY growth till Q3 2022.Pillai said though the end of the pandemic is in sight, the trends for the wearable industry, especially smartwatches, would continue to grow and the momentum is expected to continue.Garmin will expand its retail presence by opening 7 more brand stores by the end of 2023, taking the total number to 10.

Garmin India on Wednesday announced the appointment of Yeshudas Pillai as the new Country Head for its India operations.In his new role based in New Delhi, Pillai will be tasked with driving stakeholder engagement, growth, and development of ...

Garmin Venu Sq 2 is the company’s cheapest smartwatch to come with in-built GPS. Apart from the GPS, the watches also come with all the health monitoring features, fitness tracking and many others.

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While public parks and fitness centres are still closed to curb the Covid-19 spread

Setting out on the first mission with #BeatTodayTogether Auction. Throughout the week, Garmins top smartwatches are showcased in an auction on Garmin

Honeymoon Dessert is a Hong Kong dessert chain known for its steamed sweet soups and mango-laden desserts like the trademark mango pillows. Going on 25 ...

By Aradhana Aravindan and Chen Lin SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Ishwinder Kaur and her husband spent more than two years looking to buy their first home in Singapore, hoping property prices would dip during the hunt. The couple finally bought their apartment in December after prices rose in all but one quarter last year, even as the city state posted its worst recession during the COVID-19 pandemic. "We got really worried because we saw that people were snapping up homes left, right and centre," sai...

Sunday, May 02, 2021, 11:22 GMT+7 View of private residential properties in Singapore April 28, 2021. Photo: Reuters Ishwinder Kaur and her husband spent more than two years looking to buy their first home in Singapore, hoping property prices would dip during the hunt. The couple finally bought their apartment in December after prices rose in all but one quarter last year, even as the city state posted its worst recession during the COVID-19 pandemic. "We got really worried because we saw that ...