Amazon, Google to expand India investments


Expansion plan: A truck arrives at Amazon’s warehouse facility in the Staten Island borough of New York. Amazon has announced it will invest an additional US$15bil (RM70.2bil) in India by 2030. — AP

MUMBAI: Amazon.com Inc and Alphabet Inc’s Google are committing to ramp up investments in India as the tech giants seek to spur growth in a key market.

The move follows a meeting held by US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held with top technology executives, including of Amazon and Google, at the White House last Friday.

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