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Why Rs 1 crore term insurance cover in 2026 may not be enough for many familiesFamilies need more than ₹1 crore in term insurance. Rising expenses and loans mean a higher cover is essential. Experts suggest ₹1.5 crore ...- Best ways to find the right health insurance policy: A comparison of ICICI Lombard, HDFC Ergo, Care, Niva Bupa, Tata AIG policiesChoosing a health insurance policy involves more than just premium cost. This comparison of leading Indian insurers highlights key features...
- Want higher health insurance coverage through super top-up policy? HDFC Ergo, Aditya Birla, ICICI Lombard, Niva Bupa, Care plans comparedRising healthcare costs necessitate enhanced coverage beyond base policies. Super top-up plans offer this crucial protection, acting as an ...
- Getting adequate health insurance coverage for parents makes you lose hope? Check these 5 options that enable you to get higher coverage for senior citizensSecuring health insurance for parents, especially seniors, can be costly due to age-related risks and pre-existing conditions. ET Wealth On...
- Acko posts Rs 424 crore loss even as topline rises 34%Though the company managed to grow its business, its expenses shot up too, dragging the balance sheet into the red. The total expenses for ...
- Infosys allays layoff fears; Freshworks cuts lossesInfosys confirmed plans to hire thousands, even as the IT sector stares at a spate of layoffs. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Several Indian startups end FY24 with better bottom line amid funding challengesMore than two dozen startups in India improved their financial performance in FY24 with a revenue of over Rs 500 crore. Startups like Purpl...
- Mygate boosts revenue by 35% and cuts losses by 82% in FY24The app’s main revenue streams are subscriptions from resident welfare associations (RWAs) and advertising partnerships, with most of its r...
- Top startup and tech stories this weekWelcome to a new edition of ETtech Unwrapped – our weekend newsletter packed with the most important stories this week. Let’s take a look.
- December dip in online sales; insurtech firms chart fresh growth pathsAfter an expected spurt during the festive season, ecommerce sales saw a larger-than-usual dip in December. This and more in today’s ETtech...
- Decoding InsuranceDekho’s back-to-back funding rounds amidst a funding winterAmidst a funding winter, when startups are having to go the extra mile to justify every dollar of their valuation, InsuranceDekho stood out.
- General insurers face tough choice on pushing growth and sustaining marginsIn the fiscal year 2023, the combined ratio - an indicator of profitability, which is calculated by measuring the sum of incurred losses an...
- Businesses braced for the catastrophic impact of COVID-19. The blow may have been milderIt was believed that smaller companies cannot absorb the economic impact of COVID-19 and many would simply shut shop. Six months later, it ...
- Zomato to lay off 13% of its staff as Covid-19 severely impacts food ordering businessZomato has said it will let go of 520 people and undertake up to a 50% pay cut for remainder of the organisation.
- Operational hands bear layoff bruntSoftware engineers, product managers, sales and marketing staff, and people in operational roles were the most impacted by layoffs at start...
- Flood of pink slips coming, warn startupsMuch of the layoffs will stem from distress sales and company closures.
- Acko, Bounce, MakeMyTrip, others hardest hit by Covid-19 turn to layoffs, salary cutsCos said such measures are to keep biz running as there is no certainty to when things will be normal again
- Will it be business as usual for banks with Ola and Swiggy entering the space?In many ways, cab aggregators have more hold on a customer than a bank, because a consumer is more likely to use the cab service and that h...
- Ola to offer in-trip insurance to ridersOla has partnered with Acko General Insurance and ICICI Lombard General Insurance to launch the program across over 110 cities in the count...
- Why investors gave Varun Dua $30 million even before he launched his startupAcko founder believes he can offer faster, cheaper and more personalised insurance policies by combining his knowledge of finance and data ...
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