Icertis is enhancing its AI capabilities, developing an agentic AI platform and integrating AI into enterprise workflows. While eyeing an I...

In an emailed interview with ETtech, Shailendra Singh, managing director, Peak XV, sheds light on the way forward for the newly independent...

Here is a list of startups that got funded this week.

Ecommerce giant Amazon has resorted to another round of mass layoffs in a bid to cut costs. CEO Andy Jassy, in a statement to staff, said t...

The homegrown SirionLabs, which is now based in Seattle, raised $85 million from Partners Group last May with participation from existing i...

India’s SaaS sector was growing at 1.5 times the growth in the global SaaS market, with the industry expected to reach $13-$15 billion in r...

Ajay Agrawal shares his fitness and work schedule that helps him perform better.

Many firms say work from home has not impacted productivity. Some even say productivity has improved.

The investment marks Tiger Global’s continued bullishness in India’s fast-growing software products sector. It also comes at a time of over...

Scott Shleifer, who spearheads Tiger’s entire private market portfolio, picking and closing deals at a rapid pace in Indian startups.

CBRE launched its first dedicated real estate technology centre for the Asia Pacific region, in Gurugram, India earlier this year.

The round also saw participation from Kashyap Deorah at Hypertrack, Girish Mathrubootham at Freshdesk, Nishant Rao at Sirion Labs, and P Ba...

The 2016 'Nasscom Emerge 50' validates the emergence of B2B startups in India with half of the companies shortlisted in the annual list eng...

SirionLabs’ Software as a service (SaaS) products are focused on the post-signature management of complex services contracts.

Infosys is also finalising an agreement to sign up for software products think-tank iSpirt's M&A program to connect with early stage cos.

SAIF is looking to bring in angel investors at a time when it is making an aggressive push towards expanding its seed portfolio.

According to Gartner, worldwide spending on IT services reached $922 billion in 2013. The market is expected to grow by 1.8% in 2014.