(MENAFN - Comserve) Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan, Japan, Feb 16, 2021, 10:30 /Comserve / Major vendors in the LTE IoT market include Ericsson (Sweden), Vodafone (UK), Telstra (Australia), Sierra Wireless (Canada), PureSoftware (India), Sequans Communications (France), Orange (France), T-Mobile (US), Telus (US), MediaTek
The Long-Term Evolution (LTE) Internet of Things (IoT) market size is expected to grow from USD 800 million in 2018 to USD 2800 million by 2023, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 28.4% during the forecast period. The growth of connected devices, and the need for unique and defined network qualities are the major growth factors for the LTE IoT market. However, operational downtime due to network infrastructure deployment could restrain the market growth.
Covid 19: Supermarkets support mandatory tracer app use proposal
17 Feb, 2021 01:57 AM
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The scanning of the Covid-19 tracer app may become mandatory for entry into businesses. Photo / Dean Purcell
The scanning of the Covid-19 tracer app may become mandatory for entry into businesses. Photo / Dean Purcell
Big businesses, including major supermarkets, are supportive of the potential move to make Covid-19 tracer app scanning mandatory.
This week Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins said the Government wanted to do all it could to increase the usage of the Covid tracer app - including making scanning in compulsory.
Supermarkets such as Countdown, New World and Pak nSave signalled support for the move.
New Zealand Automotive Investments aiming to rival Turners, NZX listing tipped
17 Feb, 2021 04:35 AM
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NZAI chair Karl Smith and CEO David Page at the company s Mt Wellington headquarters. Photo / supplied
NZAI chair Karl Smith and CEO David Page at the company s Mt Wellington headquarters. Photo / supplied
Jane Phare is a senior business reporter for the New Zealand Heraldjane.phare@nzme.co.nz
A second-hand car dealership is gearing up to become a major player in the automotive and finance markets, with aspirations to rival the country s other main used-car group Turners Cars. New Zealand Automotive Investments (NZAI), which has used car dealership 2 Cheap Cars as a subsidiary, is understood to be preparing for a direct listing on the NZX.
The drug major announced the launch of capecitabine tablets, a therapeutic equivalent generic version of Xeloda tablets, approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (USFDA).
Capecitabine is an anti-cancer ( antineoplastic or cytotoxic ) chemotherapy drug. Dr. Reddy s capecitabine tablets, USP are available in 150mg and 500mg strengths in bottle count sizes of60 and 120, respectively.
The Xeloda brand and generic had U.S. sales of approximately $90 million MAT for the most recent twelve months ending in October 2020 according to IQVIA Health.
Dr. Reddy s Laboratories is an integrated pharmaceutical company. The scrip fell 1.79% to Rs 4612, extending decline for fourth day. The stock has declined by 4.4% in four sessions.
KEC International, a global infrastructure EPC major, has secured new orders of Rs 1,681 crore across its various businesses.
KEC International said its transmission & distribution business has secured orders of Rs 1,287 crore for T&D projects from Power Grid Corporation of India (PGCIL) and other customers in India, SAARC and the Americas.
Civil business has secured an order of Rs 254 crore for infra works in the Water Pipeline segment in India. Smart Infra business has secured an order of Rs. 63 crore as a Master System Integrator for Smart City ICT Components for a greenfield smart city in India. Cables business has secured orders of Rs. 77 crore for various types of cables in India and overseas.