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KISSHT REVENUE FALL
Qcomm’s ad revenue push; Paytm swings to blackHappy Wednesday! Quick commerce firms want to make up for mounting losses with ad revenue. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Kissht reports fall in FY25 revenue; net profit at Rs 160 croreSlowdown in business driven by macroeconomic factors which impacted unsecured consumer lending business. The IPO-bound startup is only proc...
Macquarie downgrades Paytm; IT headcount drops againGlobal brokerage Macquarie has downgraded Patym’s stock and slashed its target price following the recent action by the central bank. This ...
Google unveils Bard, Baidu announces Ernie in AI chatbot battle; Paytm up 20% as investors repose confidenceIt’s been barely three months since OpenAI’s chatbot ChatGPT went live, and we already have Big Tech firms throwing their hat in the ring t...
More cost cuts at Indian startups as funding plummets; LazyPay, Kissht hit by Govt app banFaced with a severe fund crunch, big and small startups are now shedding non-core businesses as part of further steps to cut costs. While i...
MeitY ban on loan apps includes non-Chinese players too; Dell to lay off 6,650 employeesOn Sunday, the Indian government issued orders to block 138 betting and gambling apps and 94 loan providing apps due to foreign links on an...
Tata Neu misses first-month sales target; MeitY plans online gaming rulesAfter several delays, Tata Digital’s ‘super app’ Neu was launched on April 7 to coincide with the IPL, of which the Tata group was the titl...
Paytm: The AftermathPaytm's wretched market debut -- after it conducted India's biggest IPO -- has already sent ripples through India's wider fintech and start...
Ola to get pre-IPO boost; A91 says investors 'feel like a commodity'Ride-hailing firm Ola, which has seen its business recover gradually over the past few months, is set for a pre-IPO funding round that coul...
A raft of companies want you to ditch old payment habitsA new crop of payment offerings are aiming to eliminate failure in online transactions. Their solution? Let the customer pay later.