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Fujifilm Instax Mini 99 review: Not perfect yet rekindles love for polaroid

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 99 strikes a harmonious balance between the playful Mini 12 and the professional Mini 90

Fujifilm Instax Mini Link 2 review: This instant printer is fun to use

Fujifilm Instax Mini Link 2 is a handy device for printing photos instantly. It is easy to operate with the companion app, which has a user-friendly interface loaded with fun and engaging features

Fujifilm launches Instax Mini 99 instant camera in India: Know details here

Priced at Rs 20,999, the Instax Mini 99 will be available from April 4 on Instax India website and e-commerce platform Amazon India and Flipkart

FujiFilm Insta Mini Link 2: Unboxing and first look at portable wireless printer

Biocon arm, Sandoz to distribute rheumatoid arthritis drug in Japan

BBL launched Hulio, a biosimilar version of Abbvie's blockbuster drug Humira, in the US in July

Fujifilm India faces suit for 'interfering' in competitor's business

A suit has been filed before a Delhi court seeking to restrain Fujifilm India Pvt Ltd from allegedly engaging in "tortious interference" with the plaintiff's business and misappropriating its "sensitive and confidential" business information. The application was filed by Minosha India Ltd -- an authorised distributor for Japan-based Ricoh Printers in India -- before Additional District Judge Vijeta Singh Rawat. The suit claimed that both the plaintiff and the defendant companies are in the same business -- printers, imaging, electronics and software solutions. "The plaintiff is planning to introduce and launch laser printers in the Indian market. As the defendant was also entering the Indian market with its new products, including laser printers, instead of producing its own business data through research or surveys, it has engaged in a conspiracy with others to disrupt and destroy (the) plaintiff's business, including its launch of laser printers," the complaint stated. The court

Japanese firm Fujifilm forays into office printer business in India

Japanese business solutions provider Fujifilm Business Innovation on Wednesday announced its foray into the office printer business in India to tap the high growth potential. India will be the 15th operation for the company in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region for the office printer business and is targetting government offices as one of the main customers, Fujifilm Business Innovation Asia Pacific Pte Ltd President Masatsugu Naito said. The global office printing market is around 3.3 million units a year, while that of APAC is about 0.5 million. India accounts for about 25 per cent of the APAC market, he said here at the launch of the company's A3 multifunction printer Apeos Series for the Indian market. While China remains the bigger market, Naito said in the APAC region, India has a huge potential considering how the country's economy has grown and is an "attractive location for all industries". To establish its foothold in the market, the company is first launching products in th

Fujifilm India eyes double-digit growth during current fiscal: MD Koji Wada

Japan-based Fujifilm, which operates here in consumer-focused business with camera, photo printer, healthcare and industrial products, is looking for a double-digit growth in the current fiscal, its India Managing Director Koji Wada said on Monday. For the Tokyo-headquartered firm, India is an important market, where it is focusing "very much", he added. The company which is popular for its digital cameras and Instax series instant camera, among others, expects the growth to come across the verticals, said Wada. "Overall we are expecting a double-digit growth. For consumer business as camera and Instax series, the growth would be more than double-digit," Wada told PTI. For Fujifilm, healthcare is the leading business in India, contributing over 60 per cent and the rest comes from other verticals such as the consumer business of imaging and printing products and others which includes graphic art, data management, optical devices and data management. In the healthcare vertical, Fuji

Fujifilm India launches new mirrorless digital camera with new sensors

The new camera offers inbuilt 8K/30P recording to increase the X Series' capacity for content creation in both still images and films

Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Premium Ed. review: Right blend of nostalgia, tech

Despite many modes and lens filters that the Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Premium Edition support, the photo quality is still not up to the mark

Fujifilm Instax Share SP-3 SQ review: Pocket-sized portable instant printer

The Fujifilm Instax Share SP-3 SQ might seem expensive to some but not to those who prefer paperback memories over digital

Fujifilm to invest $200 mn to open 100 health-screening centres in India

Fujifilm on Thursday said it plans to invest around USD 200 million (about Rs 1,450 crore) to open 100 health-screening centres in India to test 10 common cancers.

Year in Review 2020: Mirrorless to instant, best cameras launched this year

Of the many launches this year, Business Standard lists the best four cameras launched in 2020

Fujifilm Instax Square SQ1 review: Instant camera good only for enthusiasts

Successor to the Instax Square SQ6, the Square SQ1 is a square-shaped instant camera that is touted be a better imaging device compared to commonly available instant cameras like the Instax 11

Fujifilm X-T200 review: Makes for a decent entry-level mirrorless camera

The Fujifilm X-T200 is priced competitively at Rs 59,999 and comes loaded with features like 4K video, big touch screen, and improved autofocus

Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 review: Childhood toy camera turns out to be real

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 is a niche product aimed at shutterbugs who still appreciate paperback photos over digital

After Abe's hype, Japan's Covid-19 drug Avigan sees uncertain prospects

Shares of Fujifilm hit record highs in early April, fueled by optimism for the drug, but have since lost a quarter of their value

Covid-19 treatment: Dr Reddy's partners with Fujifilm, GRA for favipiravir

Dr Reddy's will herewith establish a setup for manufacturing drugs of the same quality as Avigan, and utilize GRA's global sales network to supply the manufactured drugs swiftly and in a stable manner

Fujifilm wins appeal in legal battle with Xerox over aborted $6.1 bn deal

Xerox in May scrapped a $6.1 billion deal with Fujifilm in a settlement with investors Carl Icahn and Darwin Deason

Japan's Fujifilm to take over Xerox in $6 bn deal to gain scale, cut costs

Both companies have struggled with slow sales of photocopy products, as businesses increasingly go paperless