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'Peaky Blinders' new movie to Bradley Cooper's feature film -- what to stream on Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, HBO Max, HuluNetflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, HBO Max, Hulu are streaming a number of new films and shows. We have a list.- Five Indian entrepreneurs & their high-profile internshipsFor these start-up founders, internships were crash courses in everything from work culture to customer behaviour.
- Twitter starts expansion in India, wants to hire 20 people before year-endThere are 20 open positions in India that Twitter wants to close before the end of the year, and expects to have employee strength of 50 by...
- Twitter on hiring spree, revamps Zipdial office in BengaluruThe US-based company has been scouting for talent, ranging from software engineers to someone who can take charge of its growth in India.
- How Kunal Bahl, Deepinder Goyal, Aakrit Vaish and others' childhood trysts with entrepreneurship contribute to adult successesA host of new-age entrepreneurs trace their influences to early successes in making money, family role models or even university life.
- An early investor's guide on how to get acquiredAt AngelPrime, I hear entrepreneurs telling me why Facebook or Google or some other company would acquire them because of this-that-or-the ...
- Twitter's acquisition of ZipDial shines ray of light on expat startup community in IndiaTwitter's $35 million acquisition of missed call marketing platform ZipDial shines a ray of light on the compact but budding expat startup ...
- Twitter buys Indian mobile marketing start-up ZipDial"This acquisition significantly increases our investment in India, one of the countries where we're seeing great growth," Twitter said.
- Meet ZipDial's Valerie Wagoner: The 'only foreign lady tech CEO in India'“I was in Silicon Valley & saw people starting a lot of nice-to-have companies that were just products or features of products... it was bo...
- Twitter in talks to buy Indian mobile tech startup ZipDialBengaluru's ZipDial has developed a marketing & analytics platform that links businesses & users through a unique Indian app – the missed c...
- Foreign entrepreneurs try proven solutions for consumer playThey are expanding their focus from social enterprise and non-profit industries to tap into the massive potential of the country’s emerging...
- SBI's Arundhati Bhattacharya most powerful Indian woman in business: FortuneInterestingly, two first timers-- Bhattacharya and Nishi Vasudeva, the Chairperson and Managing Director at HPCL (fourth place)-- have made...
- Startups open door to interns from IIM, IIT; make the talent pipeline humEven for those not looking to take up entrepreneurship in the short term, these internships are a route to bag full-time jobs after graduat...
- Singapore venture capital firm Jungle Ventures Invests in ZipDialSingapore-based venture capital firm Jungle Ventures has invested in mobile technology company ZipDial Mobile Solutions as it expands its b...
- Growth potential lures Indian start-ups to explore options in AfricaThe Indian School of Business (ISB) this year called entrepreneurs from Africa to take part in a joint workshop with entrepreneurs from Ind...
- Rs 500-cr missed call biz in India: Banks, FMCG cos, political parties use this tool for customer feedbackFor, the Great Indian Missed Call - choice for broke pre-paid users - is turning out to be a Rs 500cr biz for banks, FMCG & politicos.
- The humble missed call now makes good business sensePopular campaigns such as the anti-corruption movement and the Delhi rape protests also used missed calls contributing to its popularity.
- Times Internet invests in ZipDial Mobile SolutionsThe all-cash investment will make Times Internet a minority shareholder in ZipDial.
- US seed fund 500 Startups invests in Bangalore's tech firm ZipDial, closes tenth deal in IndiaUS-based 500 Startups, a seed fund that began investing in India just over a year ago, has closed its tenth deal in the country, backing te...
- Drawn by growing market, next wave of foreigners setting up India-focused firmsEntering areas like training, gaming and tech, a 2nd wave of foreigners are setting up India-focused firms, drawn by its market and opportu...
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