On Monday, Twitter unveiled its new name, and with it, a new logo. The unfurling of the new branding had the same chaotic energy Elon Musk ...

Social media platforms have become an integral part of our lives, with people spending more than 2½ hours a day on them. World Social Media...

Zomato and Google India posted an innovative video on Instagram to discuss the value of cyber security and how people can defend themselves...

New investors Kindred Ventures and the J Safra Group, along with existing investors including IVP, Revolution Growth, and Lowercase Capital...

Pegasus Tech Ventures and Lowercase Capital are the two major early investors in Triller, which is owned by Hollywood producer Ryan Kavanau...

The company claims that more than 85% of its customers receive credit in less than 10 minutes.

The consumer lending app will use the fresh capital to expand in India and support the launch of new products.

The document was among a series of files that were unsealed Monday as part of a lawsuit over autonomous-vehicle trade secrets brought by Al...

The filings submitted by Uber and Lyft aren’t yet public, but people familiar with each business outlined the largest shareholders.

An investment in a venture capital fund that bought into Uber has proved to be a lifeline for the disgraced cyclist.

The company was asked to send in its response on six specific queries by March 31, failing which it may face legal action from the govt.

"It has really hit us now that this can take on mammoth proportions," said investor Krishnan Ganesh.

Dubbed a "super angel" Sacca in a blog post said he would also stop being a part of Mark Cuban's famous television show Shark Tank.

The competition between investors to back unicorns is intensifying with top investors increasing their claims and traditional investors ent...

Lowercase Capital founding partner Chris Sacca has developed an eye for spotting startups that will grow into global behemoths.

Founded in 2003, LinkedIn has over 300 million members globally, of which more than 26 million users are in India (as of June 2014).

Marc Lore, formerly the CEO of Quidsi is working on unveiling a new e-commerce website called Jet, which is rumored to be an Amazon-killer.