India has removed import duties on a swathe of machinery and components used to make electronics, from lithium-ion battery cells to certain smartphone parts, in the latest push to lower costs for hardware built on its soil. The measure lands as the country presses to court iPhone and Samsung makers and pull more of the global electronics […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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