Airbnb is significantly expanding its presence in India, driven by a large Gen Z population and the potential of AI. The company aims to be...

Indian IT stocks tumbled sharply as Infosys, TCS, HCLTech and others fell up to 5%, dragging the Nifty IT index down 3%. The selloff follow...

Happy Friday! The point-of-sale (PoS) supply has dried up in India as the West Asia conflict squeezes imports. This and more in today's ETt...

India's flexible workspace sector is poised for significant growth. Capacity is set to rise by 16-18% over the next two fiscal years, reach...

Jane Street Group surged to the top of Wall Street with record trading revenue and $9.38 billion in compensation. Its unconventional struct...

Union Minister Piyush Goyal announced a dedicated Startup India Desk to help entrepreneurs tackle regulatory issues. The multilingual helpl...

Piyush Goyal, union minister for commerce, also said that the second fund of funds for startups (FFS) with a corpus of Rs 10,000 crore has ...

WeWork India expanded its footprint with 3.43 lakh sq ft of new leases in major Indian cities. The company now offers 1 lakh operational de...

Service desk automation startup Rezolve.ai is planning a $10 million Series A fundraise to fuel its expansion activities and product innova...

In an age where every funding round is touted in press statements and staff parties, Prosus-owned PayU found itself having to take complete...

This will be one of the largest acquisitions in India’s digital payments space and by far the biggest move to consolidate the fast-growing ...

In Mumbai, the co-working centre is located at Nesco IT Park and will have 3,400 desks; while 950-seater centre has been opened in Prestige...

"We’ve ensured our users are continually reminded of the fact that they should only share access codes with people they know," said Müller.

US-based co-working operator WeWork will add four new centres, comprising over 7,000 seats in Gurugram by the end of this year and is also ...

For Visa, an investment in BillDesk would help the American firm cement its position in the payments ecosystem in India.

The startup charges Rs 290 for a rental agreement, whereas typically a rental agreement could cost approximately Rs 1,500 in Bengaluru.

While ecommerce firms like Flipkart and Snapdeal have been talking IPOs since last year, enterprise startups, the ones that sell technology...