The analyst suggested a stoploss at Rs 504.

The brokerage considers the recent correction in Quess Corp’s shares —without any deterioration in earnings outlook — a buying opportunity,

Buy Quess Corp Ltd. at a price target of Rs 1125.0 and a stop loss at Rs 1040 from the entry point.

Health startups are expanding as they witness a rising number of people seeking support from psychologists, counsellors, sexologists and ps...

Technology start-up, YourDOST, today said it has raised Rs 2.5 crore in Angel funding to cover its marketing and expansion needs.

The fund raising, expected to begin formally in October, will mark the launch of the third India fund for the technology investor.

The volunteers include Helion Venture Partners’ Ritesh Banglani, Inventus’ Ritvik Doshi and Madan Padaki of Head Held High, among others.

The founders had previously setup ArrayShield, a two-factor authentication product company with customers in US, Europe and Asia targeted a...

The investment firm is best known for recording one of the most profitable exits in India's nascent venture capital industry.

“We’ve seen venture capital copying the US investment model in India. But it takes far longer to scale companies here, ” said Puneet Johar,...

A team of five agreed to take home salaries that were one-sixth of what they earned earlier and launched Nanobi—short for Nano Business Int...

Co-working has been picking up in India over the past couple of years, especially in startup hubs like Bangalore, Delhi-NCR and Mumbai.

ET lists a few gritty entrepreneurs who faced the dotcom bubble burst and relaunched their businesses later with modifications to suit the ...

As more entrepreneurs seek expert counsel to grow their business, mentoring is emerging as the critical piece in the startup ecosystem acro...

Nasscom's focus as lobbyist for the offshoring industry is now shifting to mentoring young startups whose revenues are growing despite the ...

Instead of investing via networks, angel investors are now engaging with entrepreneurs individually.

IT industry body NASSCOM on Wednesday announced forming a panel of experts to help budding entrepreneurs build strong software companies.