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Call of Duty: Mobile Achieves Highest Revenue in Lifetime Microtransactions, Crosses $1.5-Billion Mark
Call of Duty: Mobile has surpassed $1.5-billion (roughly Rs. 11,625 crore) revenue in lifetime microtransactions, according to the latest Sensor Tower report. The game is ranked third in the mobile shooter genre, following PUBG: Mobile and Garena Free Fire. As per the data, the US has spent the most money in the game, followed by Japan and China.
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Foreign Students No Longer Allowed To Make Duty-Free Purchases In Japan
Foreign students in Japan will no longer be permitted access to duty-free purchases in response to suspected cases of reselling and complaints of cumbersome eligibility checks.
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Safeguard Duty May Provide Temporary Relief to Steel Sector: India Ratings
Steel imports have increased primarily from China, Korea and Japan. While the imposition of import duty of 12.5 per cent applies to China, it does not apply to Korea and Japan, with which India has bilateral free trade pacts.
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Call of Duty: Mobile Achieves Highest Revenue in Lifetime Microtransactions, Crosses $1.5-Billion Mark
Call of Duty: Mobile has surpassed $1.5-billion (roughly Rs. 11,625 crore) revenue in lifetime microtransactions, according to the latest Sensor Tower report. The game is ranked third in the mobile shooter genre, following PUBG: Mobile and Garena Free Fire. As per the data, the US has spent the most money in the game, followed by Japan and China.
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Foreign Students No Longer Allowed To Make Duty-Free Purchases In Japan
Foreign students in Japan will no longer be permitted access to duty-free purchases in response to suspected cases of reselling and complaints of cumbersome eligibility checks.
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Safeguard Duty May Provide Temporary Relief to Steel Sector: India Ratings
Steel imports have increased primarily from China, Korea and Japan. While the imposition of import duty of 12.5 per cent applies to China, it does not apply to Korea and Japan, with which India has bilateral free trade pacts.
