China's smartphone giant Vivo faces legal showdown in India. Two senior executives from Vivo's India unit were arrested last week by the enforcement directorate, raising tensions between China and India.

China voices support for Vivo employees in India, stands firm with them

China pledges consular support to Vivo employees arrested in India

Indian probe agency accuses Vivo of visa violations, laundering $13 billion

Chinese smartphone giant Vivo and its Indian affiliates are facing serious allegations of visa deception and financial misconduct. As per reports, over 30 Chinese employees entered India on business visas while concealing their affiliation with Vivo. A separate money laundering probe revealed that vivo had allegedly remitted approximately 12.87 billion dollars to trading companies controlled by its Chinese parent, evading Indian taxes.

India crackdown on Vivo: Investigation reveals $12.87 billion sent abroad by Vivo | World DNA

Vivo's India troubles deepen with arrests in money laundering case

The enforcement directorate of India's financial crime agency has arrested a Chinese national, who works for smartphone maker Vivo, for alleged money laundering. The executive has been sent to three days of custody in the case that dates back to 2022.

Vivo's mounting troubles in India

Vivo is under the scanner in India amid the ongoing probe into alleged money laundering. India's money laundering agency said that Vivo is sending 50% of its income to China.

Vivo under scanner in India: Probe into alleged money laundering

As India's ED raids Chinese smartphone firm Vivo's offices, Beijing says hopes for a 'fair' investigation

Indian officials raided 44 Vivo offices across the country over charges of money laundering. China responded, saying the move will impede the improvement of India's business environment. Palki Sharma decodes India's policy on Chinese businesses.

Gravitas: Indian officials raid Vivo offices

44 Vivo offices were raided by Indian authorities on suspicion of money laundering. China retaliated, stating that the action will prevent India's business environment from improving.

Chinese firm Vivo accused of tax evasion in India

India’s financial crime-fighting agency ED on Tuesday raided the offices of smartphone maker Vivo, owned by China’s BBK Electronics, and its related entities.

India's financial crime agency ED raids Chinese-owned Vivo

India investigates ZTE, Vivo's local units for possible financial irregularities, says report

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Tata to be new title sponsor of Indian Premier League after Vivo pulls out

Study reveals Indians spend over 1,800 hours glued to their smartphones annually 

Priced at 22,990, Vivo 9 comes with full view IPS LCD display and HD plus screen size of 6.3 inches

Vivo unveils new Vivo 9 with AI-backed camera features

India's premier intelligence bureau has told the government military personnel already using it should "immediately uninstall the app"

42 China-linked apps spyware threat: Intelligence Bureau

The technology is based on Qualcomm?s ultrasonic fingerprint sensors which eliminate the need for manufacturers to place a dedicated sensor on a smartphone as it injects the ability to unlock or authenticate from underneath the surface of the phone

Vivo under-display first impressions: Biometric authentication just took a bold step

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