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Alphabet Powers 44% Jump in India Foreign Investment, UN Says

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July 8, 2026

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Alphabet Powers 44% Jump in India Foreign Investment, UN Says

Foreign direct investment in India surged in 2025, driven largely by Alphabet Inc.’s data center project, though a decline in greenfield investments signaled a weaker investment outlook, according to the United Nations’ trade agency.

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