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Trell looks to reach break-even by end of this fiscal: cofounder Pulkit AgrawalThe company's board and investors of Trell remain deeply committed to the business and have full faith in the founders and the leadership o...- Trell served legal notice by Creatify Web Services over unpaid duesOther recipients of the legal notice include Shreya Goel and Siddharth Vasishtha of Trell, who oversaw the engagement between the two firms.
- Trell cofounder Sachan sold full stake in company last year, says no longer involvedSachan said he first diluted the majority of his equity in Trell by transferring it to the management stock options plan (Msop) in December...
- EY India probes finances of influencer-led social commerce startup TrellThe team from the consulting firm is looking into alleged related party transactions by its founders and other financial irregularities, th...
- Mumbai court declares IPS officer Param Bir Singh 'proclaimed offender' in extortion caseUnder section 82 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, a court can publish a proclamation requiring an accused to appear if a warrant issued a...
- Court extends Sachin Waze's police custody till November 15 in extortion caseWaze was produced before a magistrate court on Saturday at the end of his earlier remand.
- Sachin Waze and Param Bir Singh extorted huge money from cricket bookies: Mumbai Police tells courtThe Mumbai Police's crime branch had taken Waze's custody on November 1 based on the complaint filed by builder-cum-hotelier Bimal Agrawal,...
- Extortion case: Court extends Sachin Waze's police custody till November 13Waze was produced before a holiday court on Saturday as his remand expired. Police sought an extension of his custody for seven days for fu...
- Warrant issued against IPS officer Param Bir Singh, second this weekThe summons were issued to Singh twice, once at his official residence here and another at his Chandigarh address, said a police official.
- Mumbai Police asks Param Bir Singh to appear on Oct 12 in extortion caseThe crime branch of Mumbai Police is probing an extortion case registered against Param Bir Singh in suburban Goregaon and wanted to questi...
- Maharashtra: One more extortion case filed against Param Bir Singh, fourth within monthThis is the fourth such case against Singh, including second in Mumbai. Two other cases were filed in Thane city. All these FIRs were regis...
- Acknowledgement of debt: Is it bankers' safe haven under IBC?An acknowledgment of a debt or liability by a debtor in writing or a partial payment of the outstanding dues, during the subsisting period ...
- Short video app Trell raises $11.4 millionThe new round of investment will be used to further expand and grow the creator's community, to enhance the platform's personalisation and ...
- Global lentil prices increase on news that India reduced its import dutyThe crop harvested in March-April this year is 25 per cent lower than last year.
- Pulses import quota for processors likely to be raisedThe additional quota can be over 7-8 lakh tonne for tur only, said a trader in Delhi.
- Pulses fall as government offloads stock in the open marketChana prices were down 6 per cent from the government’s minimum support price at Rs 4,350 per quintal
- Outstanding tax demand of BCCI may go up to over Rs 860 crore: RTI replyIn response to an application by RTI activist Subhash Agrawal, the I-T department has given details of the tax demands raised by it on the ...
- Bid rigging: CCI slaps Rs 12 crore fine on coal transportation companiesAfter a detailed investigation on a complaint filed by Western Coalfields, the regulator found that these entities indulged in bid rigging.
- CIC reconstitutes bench to hear complaints against political partiesThe CIC's June 2013 order was neither challenged in a high court nor changed but the political parties have refused to entertain the RTI ap...
- Fresh CIC notice to political parties chiefs over RTI on financesCIC is the final appellate authority in RTI matters whose decisions can be challenged through writ petitions in High Courts.
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