IndiGo, India’s largest airline, has invested in Bengaluru-based Sarla Aviation, which is developing an electric aircraft to be used as fly...

Flipkart cofounder Binny Bansal exited the Flipkart board in January, but he’s been busy making investments and giving shape to his new sta...

Binny Bansal, the cofounder of Flipkart, has officially resigned from the board of the ecommerce company. Bansal recently launched his own ...

For OppDoor, Bansal, who exited Flipkart fully last year by selling his remaining stake to Walmart, has onboarded former Flipkart executive...

The startup’s main operations will be in Bengaluru, and it’s headquartered in Singapore, where it’s in stealth mode for now and will launch...

Binny Bansal executed a secondary shale sale worth more than $200 million to Tencent Holdings in Flipkart’s latest funding round that pegge...

The fund will primarily be focused on startups in India, but will also look at backing entrepreneurs in Southeast Asia.

Bansal has transferred 539,912 equity shares to FIT Holdings SARL, a Luxembourg entity owned by Walmart.

The fundraising comes at a time when Bansal is ramping up his investment activities after his exit from Flipkart.

Some are now more sensitive to the equation that founders and senior executives at startups share with women colleagues.

Binny Bansal's exit now, six months after the deal, has left several Flipkart’s employees with asense of uncertainty.

Bansal, meanwhile, has strongly denied the allegation, saying he is shocked by the charge.

This round also saw participation from Hero Enterprise chairman Sunil Kant Munjal in his personal capacity and IAN’s angel network too.

“In India, core sectors like healthcare, education and supply chain will be disrupted (by emerging) technology," Binny Bansal said.

The city’s entrepreneurial hub Koramangala has become a coveted neighbourhood, with a bevy of self-made billionaires owning homes there.

The Gurgaon-based start-up has recently launched a mobile application 'Plabro' to connect property brokers and help them in closing the dea...

The Bansal brothers are known to support many startups, whose founders are alumni of IIT Delhi.