India mandates licensing for laptop, tablet imports

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In blow to Apple, Samsung.

India mandates licensing for laptop, tablet imports
India will impose a licensing requirement for imports of laptops, tablets and personal computers with immediate effect, a move that could hit hard the likes of Apple, Dell and Samsung and force them to boost local manufacturing. Current regulations in India allow companies to import laptops ...

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