X faces hiccups in influencer-led monetisation push in Indian marketA Kantar survey report in September pointed out a declining trend of brand spending on X. It stated that 26% of marketers are planning to s...
Value Vacuum: China’s command versus India’s concessionsAccording to a recent report by The Financial Times, Xiaohongshu, a popular social media platform in China, recorded $1 billion in sales an...
The long shot: exploring the rise of long form content in India's creator economyLong-form video content is thriving in a world where bite-sized reels are gaining marketers’ attention. ET explores how educators, podcaste...
IIM Calcutta completes final placements; 464 students get 529 offers from 194 companiesAccenture Strategy was the top recruiter among the consulting sector, which included firms like EY-Parthenon, Monitor Deloitte, KPMG, PwC, ...
Gaming firm Nazara Technologies raises Rs 250 crore in funding from ICICI Prudential, Nikhil KamathEntities related to Nikhil Kamath invested a total of Rs 100 crore, while entities related to ICICI Prudential put in Rs 75 crore. The rema...
Byju’s versus BCCI; Nazara’s fundraiseThe company noted that the case contained both law and fact, which could only be settled via arbitration. Counsel for the BCCI, however, de...
Zerodha cofounder Nikhil Kamath backs wealth tech firm Bhive.fundBhive.fund plans to raise $1 million in a pre-Series A round to fuel its growth. It plans to use the funds to build technology and scale it...
Lawyer boards BharatPe; Livspace is 7th unicorn of 2022Ashneer Grover has already called current chief executive Suhail Sameer “spineless” and accused him of dancing to the board’s tunes. Now wi...
Kofluence bags $4 million in funding led by Zerodha cofounder, othersKofluence said in a statement it will use the funds to further develop its proprietary platform, accelerate hiring across multiple geograph...
Ray Dalio, Peter Thiel books left an imprint on Kofluence boss, says he learnt to trust the truth and focus on improvisations after reading themRitesh Ujjwal likes to re-read many of his old books.