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Adobe MAX 2026: AI Agents Come to Photoshop, Premiere Pro and Illustrator in Major Creative Cloud Overhaul
Adobe has now unveiled a major AI overhaul at MAX 2026, that brings intelligent AI agents to Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Illustrator and other Creative Cloud apps. The new tools can execute complex creative tasks, automate repetitive workflows and work with third-party AI assistants, while Adobe expands Firefly and GenStudio with new capabilities for creators and businesses.
India’s small companies need to see AI as more than an artificial promise
India MSME news: India's micro, small and medium enterprises are exploring the adoption of artificial intelligence to enhance productivity. AI is expected to generate significant economic value for these enterprises in manufacturing and services sectors. Various challenges remain regarding the integration of AI into existing workflows and overcoming cost barriers. Collaborative efforts among industry bodies, technology providers, and the government are essential for facilitating this transition.
Mochatrade raises $5.5 million to bring US stock trading closer to Indian traders
Mochatrade has raised $5.5 million in funding to enhance its trading platform for Indian users. The platform allows users to trade US stocks without needing a US brokerage account. It also permits Indian traders to manage funds in rupees, simplifying the entire trading experience. Future plans include introducing contracts linked to pre-IPO companies and other features.
I’ll believe it when I see it: Figma boss on AI restraint calls
“It’s a nice thing to say, and I’ll believe it when I see it,” the 33-year-old Field -- one of the youngest American billionaires --told ET in an interview in Bengaluru. The NYSE listed firm with a market cap of $11 billion, famously rejected a $20 billion acquisition bid from Adobe. While AI tools are getting more advanced and capable, one can’t outsource their creative thinking to AI as there will be “no differentiated work” anymore in the world.
US green card freeze: TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCLTech had just 61 certified PERM cases in FY26
HCL America recorded 59 certified cases and TCS only two. Infosys and Wipro had no recorded cases in the period and neither did US-headquartered Cognizant.
India slams JD Vance's H-1B remarks, defends Indian workers
India's external affairs ministry expressed strong disapproval of JD Vance's remarks about H-1B workers, labeling them as deeply offensive. They emphasized that current H-1B visas continue to be valid, notwithstanding modifications to the PERM program. Vance's allegations against firms like Microsoft for prioritizing foreign employees over Americans have reignited debates on immigration.
Trump's bid to curb techies may end up benefiting India
Trump’s tightening of H-1B and PERM rules could hurt Indian IT companies in the short term but may also accelerate the shift of more US technology work to India, former HCLTech CEO Vineet Nayar argues. The bigger opportunity would be for Indian firms to move beyond manpower-heavy outsourcing towards higher-value work in AI, product engineering, cybersecurity and technology ownership.
US visa curbs may shift higher-value tech work to India, says former HCL Tech CEO Vineet Nayar
Restrictions imposed by the US on major technology companies may prompt a shift in high-value technology work to India. Vineet Nayar highlighted how this situation may benefit Indian IT firms and enhance technological capabilities. While US companies seek to protect local jobs, Indian firms could focus on architecture and product engineering. The industry might also shift away from traditional models of sending engineers to client locations.
Infosys, TCS, Wipro and other IT stocks rise up to 4%. Here are 3 important triggers to watch
IT stocks including TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCLTech, Tech Mahindra, Coforge and Persistent Systems rose up to 4% on Friday. The gains came amid a confluence of factors, including second-quarter earnings and the US suspension of a certification programme. TCS and Wipro were among the key gainers, while midcap IT stocks also saw strong buying interest during the session.
Karnataka Minister warns of 'far-reaching consequences' on US suspension of Green Card program for IT majors
Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge outlined potential challenges for India's IT sector due to the US suspension. This suspension may increase operational costs and reduce flexibility for Indian IT companies in the United States. Kharge suggested that more high-value work might remain in India due to difficulties in relocating engineers. He emphasized the need for India to be prepared for this shifting landscape in technology operations.
Adobe Premiere comes to Android after a year on iPhone: We speak to Adobe executive Diksha Kuhar
Adobe has rolled out its Premiere mobile video editing app for Android, following a successful launch on iPhone last year. Designed to offer a comprehensive production workflow, this app introduces features like frame-accurate editing, a multi-track timeline, and innovative AI tools. User feedback has played a pivotal role in refining audio quality and voiceover options, underscoring Adobe's commitment to empowering creators with robust mobile editing capabilities.
Amazon Now’s sales surge; govt’s stance on UPI charges
Happy Tuesday! Amazon's quick commerce arm is scaling fast, India head Samir Kumar told us. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Info Edge appoints former Adobe India MD to its board, Himanshu Agarwal as new CFO amid leadership reshuffle
Naresh Chand Gupta has been appointed by Info Edge as a non-executive director, while Himanshu Agarwal steps into the role of chief financial officer starting September 17. Gupta's tenure will commence on October 1, 2026. The company is also set to acquire the rest of the share in Coding Ninjas and has approved additional funding of up to Rs 180 crore for its startup fund.
Adobe’s next boss joins a powerful club: Meet the Indian-origin CEOs running the world’s biggest companies
Adobe’s next CEO Anil Chakravarthy is joining a powerful club. From Microsoft and Google to Chanel, FedEx and Micron, Indian-origin executives now run companies spanning technology, banking, luxury, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing. Here are the leaders occupying some of the biggest corner offices in global business.
Another Indian to head Adobe: Are they better at running Big Tech?
The question is no longer why a few Indians have made it to the top. It is why so many of them appear particularly well suited to running some of America's largest and most complex technology companies.
Rentomojo’s valuation jump; SoftBank’s Meesho windfall
Rentomojo is expected to go public at a valuation nearly five times higher than its previous private market round. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
Adobe Systems India buys 4 lakh sq ft office in Bengaluru for Rs 505 crore
The purchased office space in Prestige Tech Park IV will give the company access to a total 640 car parking slots and an undivided share of over 124,000 sq ft of land, equivalent to its super-built area, according to the sale deed document shared by Propstack, a data analytics firm.
Adobe India almost achieves gender parity in salaries
The company also anticipates that there will remain no wage gap between white and non-white employees in the US. Adobe's US and India employee populations combined comprise 80% of its total workforce.
Adobe launches free photoshop app on Android platform
All Adobe's mobile applications are free. Photoshop mix, shape CC, Brush CC and Color CC will be now available on Android for free.
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