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India's exporters built a $420 billion services economy. This is the award they deserve.The Payoneer India Cross-Border Excellence Awards 2026 offer Indian exporters the most consequential opportunity to get recognised this yea...- ED's Parimatch heat reaches Zepto; SPC's India deeptech pushZepto has come under the ED's scanner as part of its probe into Parimatch. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Instant househelp orders jump; Agnikul eyes new fundingHappy Monday! Instant house help startups collectively reached three million monthly bookings in April. This and more in today's ETtech Mor...
- Iconiq, go-to wealth adviser for tech’s elite, is putting billions into AIIconiq is expanding aggressively into venture capital, investing billions in AI startups like Anthropic. Leveraging elite global networks, ...
- OpenAI acquires AI personal finance startup HiroHiro Finance, backed by VC firm Ribbit as well as General Catalyst and Restive, was founded in 2023. The startup launched its AI-based fina...
- What is driving Oracle stock (ORCL) higher today despite layoffs? Oracle stock making big moves today as AI strategy and cloud growth boost ORCL sharesOracle stock (ORCL) rising today: Oracle stock (ORCL) jumped over 2.4% today, even as layoffs hit key teams. Investors are not reacting to ...
- Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu hits back after Y Combinator’s Garry Tan said bundled SaaS would soon be irrelevantThe war of words played out on X. Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan posted a screenshot of a news story in which the Zoho CEO had said vibe coding...
- AI’s DeepSink; Zoho’s CEO Sridhar Vembu steps downGlobal tech stocks tumbled on Monday as Chinese startup DeepSeek challenged US dominance in artificial intelligence. This and more in today...
- Mobile wallets sink; IT talent in hinterlandsHappy Tuesday! As UPI becomes the default payment mode in India, mobile wallets are suffering. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Disp...
- Postman’s secondary deal; cyber frauds & account aggregatorsHappy Monday! Postman, the most-valued SaaS firm, has seen secondary deals at a 30-40% discount to its peak valuation. This and more in tod...
- ETSA 2023: Nominees for Midas Touch; Nvidia CEO on AI exports from India; and Warburg eyes Whatfix stakeAs we inch towards D-Day, when our eleven-member jury picks the winners of The Economic Times Startup Awards 2023, we unveil the nominees f...
- Sequoia India & SEA split from US, renamed Peak XV; Byju’s misses $40m loan payment, sues lenderHappy Hump Day! Silicon Valley’s blue-chip fund Sequoia Capital has parted ways with its India and China partnerships. This and more in tod...
- Silicon Valley Bank collapse: extinction level event for startups, says YC president Garry Tan30% YC companies exposed to the troubled bank and won't be able to make payroll in next 30 days, said Garry Tan
- US government shuts Silicon Valley Bank; Indian SaaS firms mull options to transfer depositsAs the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) shut operations, venture capital funds checked in with homegrown startups, especially those headquartered ...
- Amazon-Future fight thaws; sky’s the limit for Indian SaaSver since, the two firms have been locked in a no-holds-barred battle, with neither side willing to budge an inch. But there were signs of ...
- SaaS Tech: Building for India, winning the worldCovid has taught the world the importance of technology. Companies, whether small or big, have taken the plunge and gone digital.
- SaaS season coming soon; India's chance at blockchain greatnessWe are opening this December week with a bunch of exclusive stories you ought not to miss. First up, Indian software-as-a-service (SaaS) fi...
- Top bosses applaud Freshworks CEO Girish Mathrubootham for making India story 'come true'Freshworks became the first SaaS company from India to go public in the US.
- Sales via phone calls, web turning SaaSy Infrastructure, AI on top of the game in India: SurveyThis figure stands at 48% and 32% for companies having India as the top revenue contributor.
- Tech vendors delight; Indian IT market's on a highThe IT market is expected to grow by 18% during 2008 to $38 bn, clocking second highest growth rate after China's 20% to $138 bn.
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