Happy Tuesday! We are excited to bring you the 12th edition of The Economic Times Startup Awards (ETSA). In the run-up to the coveted honou...

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Liang is now worth $36 billion, up from about $16.7 billion previously, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. That ranks him well ...

Chinese proverb of the day: "When opponents meet on a narrow road, the brave win." This timeless Chinese proverb reminds us that life's big...

Amid escalating US-Sino trade tensions, particularly after Washington slapped sanctions on telecom giant Huawei, some Chinese firms began s...

Amid scrutiny of Chinese capital, Indian startups which have raised funds from Chinese investors in the past are now tapping new investors ...

The ICBC, a top state-run Chinese bank which is the country's largest lender by market value, has opened its branch in Mumbai in 2011.

A survey of 75 highly influential founders and investors by ET as a part of its annual Startup Ecosystem Barometer found entrepreneurs more...

An informal group referred as "Friends of Alibaba" as they comprise founders of companies acquired by Alibaba are reportedly keen on Indian...

While India’s rapidly growing fintech sector appears greener to the Chinese companies because of a regulatory clampdown back home, domestic...

Indian entrepreneurs want to be strategically leveraging in multiple areas where Chinese entrepreneurs are ahead and have already seen succ...

Zhang Rui, founder and chief executive officer of the startup Chunyu Doctor, died from a heart attack on Oct. 5.

About 35 Indian startups across different sectors made pitches to a roomful of investors who had flown down from China.

India's portion of total Asian fund-raising deals has remained steady but its share of the money has more than halved, to just 7.9%.

Egged by their investors, a number of Indian entrepreneurs have been visiting their Chinese counterparts and coming back amazed.

The emerging business economy in China and India present several contrasts, the most obvious one being the markets that the startups target.