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Nikhil Kamath’s rented Bengaluru apartment divides internet over 'wealth vs taste' debate. Some netizens call it 'super ugly'Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath’s rented apartment in Bengaluru has sparked online debate after photos of its maximalist interiors went vi...
WeWork’s Rs 1,200-crore deal collapses; ETSA Bootstrap Champ winner BoultHappy Friday! Bankruptcy-hit coworking firm WeWork Inc.’s plan to exit the India unit via a secondary stake sale has fallen through. This a...
Quess Corp MD buys 10,000 sq ft plot for ₹67.5 cr in BengaluruAt ₹70,300 per sq ft, the deal set a new benchmark for the property market in the country's technology hub. "The deal was closed last week,...
Till debt do us part: will startups go the PharmEasy way, and other top tech & startup stories this weekThis week’s ETtech newsbreak on PharmEasy going for a rights issue at a price 90% lower than its peak valuation of $5.6 billion to repay de...
Suits & Sayings: A London summer for India’s power club; guests had to shell out money at this wedding; start-up boss is 3rd-time unluckyMayfair and Park Lane have indeed become an extension of Amrita Shergill Marg and Altamount Road.
Will Titan Company continue to be a darling of customers after MD Bhaskar Bhat retires this month?It is no secret that Bhat has played a key role in making the company a titan on and off the bourses.
Tata Group, GIC and SSG to buy 44% in GMR AirportsA consortium of Tata group, GIC and Hong Kong-based SSG Capital to invest Rs 8,000 crore in the business.
Tata Group, SSG and GIC likely to acquire a stake in GMR airportsGIC pipped Japanese diversified conglomerate Mitsubishi — the other entity GMR had been in advanced talks with — to clinch the deal.
Journey of Blippar's CEO Ambarish MitraBlippar started as an augmented reality app, which would allow a user to point the smartphone camera at ‘blippable’ objects.
Eight month old startup HomeLane gets $4.5 million funding from Sequoia Capital, othersThe just-concluded fund-raise also saw a personal investments by Manipal Education and Medical Group boss Ranjan Pai and Mohandas Pai.