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Bose invests 20 million in Indian wearables startup Noise for growth

Bose Corporation has invested $20 million in Indian wearables startup Noise, marking its second funding round after a previous $10 million investment. This funding will support Noise's expansion and development of new wearable and audio technology products, as the company continues to capture significant market share in the competitive wearables sector. With a focus on innovation and strategic growth, Noise is positioning itself for international opportunities, particularly in the Gulf Cooperation Council region.
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