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India Looks to Curb U.S. Tech Giants' Power; Draft rules call for companies to store local user data in India and make it accessible to government

India Looks to Curb U.S. Tech Giants' Power; Draft rules call for companies to store local user data in India and make it accessible to government

For U.S. companies, India is a prize worth fighting for. It now has 390 million internet users, more than the U.S. and second only to China, according to a report from Bain & Company.

  • August 13, 2018
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The Wall Street Journal

India Looks to Curb U.S. Tech Giants' Power; Draft rules call for companies to store local user data in India and make it accessible to government

For U.S. companies, India is a prize worth fighting for. It now has 390 million internet users, more than the U.S. and second only to China, according to a report from Bain & Company. Its e-commerce market is expected to be worth $33 billion this year, three times greater than what it was in 2015, according to research firm eMarketer.

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