The United States ambassador to India has written to top American technology fir...
NEW DELHI - The United States ambassador to India has written to top American technology firms assuring them of support for a level playing field in India, a letter seen by Reuters showed, amid Washington’s concerns over New Delhi’s protectionist policies.
Kenneth Juster last month wrote to the heads of leading U.S. technology companies in India, urging them to “participate personally” in discussions with government officials in New Delhi on data localization and e-commerce, issues that have soured trade ties between the two nations.
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