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The Chinese smartphone maker has announced Alvin Tse as its new India head, months after the popular Jain quietly left the country.
Editor's note: After months of uncertainty and speculation, Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has finally announced what its former India managing director, Manu Jain, has been up to. In a press announcement earlier today, Xiaomi said that “after seven years in India, last year Jain transitioned into a global role as group vice president and is currently responsible for International Strategy including International Marketing and PR.” We had reported in April that Jain had quietly moved out of the country last year ahead of a government crackdown; for months, nobody outside the company and few inside had any clue about what had happened. See “What happened to Xiaomi India’s Manu Jain?”. Details about action by the government and law enforcement against the biggest smartphone brand in India have only recently started to trickle in. In a court filing last month, Xiaomi India alleged “physical violence” threats from the Enforcement Directorate during a probe. Jain, chief financial officer Sameer B.S. Rao and their families were warned of dire consequences if they did not give in and submit statements the anti-money laundering and financial crime …
The Chinese smartphone maker has announced Alvin Tse as its new India head, months after the popular Jain quietly left the country.
Editor's note: After months of uncertainty and speculation, Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has finally announced what its former India managing director, Manu Jain, has been up to. In a press announcement earlier today, Xiaomi said that “after seven years in India, last year Jain transitioned into a global role as group vice president and is currently responsible for International Strategy including International Marketing and PR.” We had reported in April that Jain had quietly moved out of the country last year ahead of a government crackdown; for months, nobody outside the company and few inside had any clue about what had happened. See “What happened to Xiaomi India’s Manu Jain?”. Details about action by the government and law enforcement against the biggest smartphone brand in India have only recently started to trickle in. In a court filing last month, Xiaomi India alleged “physical violence” threats from the Enforcement Directorate during a probe. Jain, chief financial officer Sameer B.S. Rao and their families were warned of dire consequences if they did not give in and submit statements the anti-money laundering and financial crime …
China’s expanding influence in the GCC region comes with its own set of opportunities—and constraints shaped by America’s influence in the Gulf.
A mix of favourable policies and high-rolling consumers in the Middle East is drawing a wide array of companies to set up shop in the region
Multiple institutions have failed in their duty to pursue the litany of cases against Ambani and his companies. This has facilitated a comeback that should never have been
China’s expanding influence in the GCC region comes with its own set of opportunities—and constraints shaped by America’s influence in the Gulf.
A mix of favourable policies and high-rolling consumers in the Middle East is drawing a wide array of companies to set up shop in the region
Multiple institutions have failed in their duty to pursue the litany of cases against Ambani and his companies. This has facilitated a comeback that should never have been
