Subramanian to sell stake to former-husband Rajaram who will take over as CEO, won't set up data analytics company

Subramanian, who was earlier an engineer at Motorola, is also likely to rope in over half-a-dozen key executives from Mu Sigma to join her ...

The move comes as existing investors such as General Atlantic and current CEO and Rajaram’s former wife Ambiga are scouting for buyers to s...

Working with someone you were once married to is no walk in the park, but it doesn’t have to feel like you’re walking on eggshells either.

Rajaram, however, told ET that Ambiga "may not continue in the role of CEO" in the "long term" although "as of now, she will continue in th...

Walworth had pumped in $1.5 million into Mu Sigma in 2006. Rajaram bought back Walworth’s shares in the IT firm for $9.3 million in 2010.

Ambiga Dhiraj, as CEO, now occupies one of the most high-profile corner offices among Indian startups, with an enviable view of Bengaluru’s...

“I want to create the most resilient organisation, one with the proper foundation to support our growth over the next five years,” she said.

“We would use these funds to ensure better collaboration with various research institutions across India,“ chairman and CEO Sam Santhosh sa...

Indian entrepreneurs have started giving it back to the ecosystem by not only investing their time and money on young startups, but also be...

He must be doing something right — the company formed by Rajaram almost a decade ago is now considered among the top global big data compan...

A former consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton, Rajaram was 28 when he started MuSigma with personal savings of $200,000 (Rs 1.2 crore) almost ...

A computer science engineer from Anna University, Lakshminarayanan will report to Mu Sigma founder Dhiraj Rajaram.

Dhiraj Rajaram had left Booz Allen Hamilton to start the company with $200,000, will be counted among country's wealthiest entrepreneurs.

Dhiraj Rajaram is the outlier in an industry where most peers have built companies and sold them in a short span of time.

In one of the largest pvt equity deals in a biz analytics firm, a seven-yr-old start-up firm Mu Sigma has raised $ 108mn in an investment r...

Analytics services company Mu Sigma is planning to invest $5 million (Rs 22.5 crore) for expansion over the next 18 months in Bangalore.