TiE has been a leading organisation in fostering the entrepreneurial ecosystem around the world. In a span of nearly two decades, TiE has c...

Despite the encouraging numbers, a call for action was suggested in several core areas for the eventual growth of the startup ecosystem.

The investments have been made across 40-45 idea-stage startups with about $9 million being invested in Silicon Valley alone under the plat...

The TiE conference in Mumbai on Friday will see 30 angel and venture capital investors sashaying down the ramp.

Startups have also appealed that short-term capital gains for startup investors should be 15% and the holding period for computing long-ter...

Investors on the platform will offer investments for an equity share of 7-10%, said Naveen Raju, executive director of TiE Mumbai.

The Government has set up a Fund-of-Funds which is infusing Rs 10,000 crore into VC Funds targeting early stage companies and this is a gam...

A time when startup ecosystem is on fire, TiE Ahmedabad conducted one of the largest networking conferences in Ahmedabad.

The two-day event will be attended by the big guns of the start-up and corporate circles.

Hyperlocal services won hands-down approval from angel investors at the SmashUp event organised by The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) in Hyderab...

Noodle Play follows the footsteps of ecommerce giants such as Flipkart and Snapdeal wherein the startup is spreading its brand online.

The three ventures are Mumbai-based Seclore Technology, Delhi-based Vinculum Group and Pune-based Sokrati.

Indian startups will get access to Silicon Valley’s rich ecosystem of bright minds, VCs, talented executives and potential customers.

Indian product companies have started making a mark globally with the likes of Druva, InMobi and RateGain operating across shores.

At least 50 angel investors, venture capital and private equity funds will take part in a three-day conclave jointly organised by The Indus...

Mumbai Angels, a group of investors in start-ups, will create a $10million corpus for investing in early stage opportunity start-ups.

Singapore-headquartered angel investment fund Mercatus Capital is now eyeing Indian shores.