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India's Inward Turn Could Stymie Its Rise - Vimarsana News

India's Inward Turn Could Stymie Its Rise

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Shortly before the 2014 election that made him prime minister, Narendra Modi came up with the idea that India’s young population, constitutional checks on arbitrary political power and large domestic market would bring prosperity over a decade.

BJP Accused Of Using App Tek Fog To Target, Intimidate Critics - Vimarsana News

BJP Accused Of Using App Tek Fog To Target, Intimidate Critics

For much of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's nearly eight years in power, the relationship between social media platforms, journalists and India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party has been nasty and vitriolic, and almost always murky.

Source: ndtv.com
TSMC earmarks record $44 billion for chip manufacturing expansion in 2022 - Vimarsana News

TSMC earmarks record $44 billion for chip manufacturing expansion in 2022

Chip manufacturer TSMC could spend as much as $44 billion on increasing its manufacturing capacity in 2022. It expects its capital spending to be between $40 and $44 billion in 2022, up from $30 billion in 2021.

Dear Rivals, TSMC Can and Will Outspend You All - Vimarsana News

Dear Rivals, TSMC Can and Will Outspend You All

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. spent a record $30 billion last year on factories that churn out the world’s most-advanced chips. It seems that wasn’t enough. This year, it’s decided to up the ante by forecasting a budget of as much as $44 billion.

Djokovic Isn't the Populist Freedom Fighter Many Believe - Vimarsana News

Djokovic Isn't the Populist Freedom Fighter Many Believe

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Novak Djokovic may yet defend his Australian Open tennis title, but he’s not the freedom fighter many of his supporters believe.