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Sony hands Bravia TV control to TCL in 51-49 tie-up — what changes next

Sony hands Bravia TV control to TCL in 51-49 tie-up — what changes next

Sony will sell a 51% stake in its home entertainment division, including Bravia TVs, to China’s TCL, forming a joint venture. The agreement is non-binding and would not take effect until April 2027. Sony and TCL plan to keep the Sony and Bravia brands while using TCL’s display technology. TCL shares jumped over 16% in Hong Kong after the announcement; Sony’s stock fell 0.9% in Tokyo.
23 January 2026
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TCL’s Blinding 6,500‑Nit QM9 Mini‑LED TV Steals the Show with Google’s Gemini AI

TCL’s Blinding 6,500‑Nit QM9 Mini‑LED TV Steals the Show with Google’s Gemini AI

TCL unveiled its QM9K QD-Mini LED TV at IFA 2025, boasting 6,500 nits peak brightness and up to 6,000 local dimming zones—far surpassing Samsung and LG rivals. The QM9K is the first TV with Google Gemini AI built in, enabling hands-free voice control and AI-driven features. Available in sizes up to 98 inches, it targets OLED-level picture quality with higher brightness and advanced gaming specs.
5 September 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Nifty50 Opens Above 23,200, BSE Sensex Gains Over 700 Points Amid Market Recovery
    March 20, 2026, 12:25 AM EDT. India's stock markets rebounded Friday after Thursday's steep selloff. Nifty50 opened above 23,200, up 227 points (0.99%), while the BSE Sensex climbed 738 points to 74,945.45. The sharp drop followed escalating tensions in West Asia, which fueled a global risk-off mood and pushed crude oil prices higher. Confidence was shaken but now recovers as Israeli officials signaled no further strikes on Iran's oil infrastructure, easing Brent crude prices to $106 from $118. Financial and auto stocks, hit hard earlier, are set for gains. Foreign investors continued net selling, offloading equities worth Rs 7,558 crore, yet domestic funds countered with buying support. Asian markets rose on easing oil prices and US market rebounds despite Wall Street's prior losses. Analysts caution ongoing volatility as geopolitical risks persist.
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