
India’s app economy surges, but global platforms dominate the profits
India’s app market is growing rapidly, but global platforms like Google and Apple continue to capture most of the revenue and ecosystem value.
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India’s app market is growing rapidly, but global platforms like Google and Apple continue to capture most of the revenue and ecosystem value.

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