For all the excitement over the potential impact of generative AI tools like ChatGPT, it is not yet obvious how or when this technology wil...

With the festive season just weeks away, online marketplaces are lining up steep discounts to cash in on the customer demand for smartphone...

Having said that, FIIs are also very important for the Indian market. I feel that the FIIs are now slowly and steadily realising the potent...

VCs are supposed to be ruthless in pursuit of excellence. However, VC culture now appears more focused on creating demigods out of founders...

In a town hall held on Monday, ZestMoney’s founders— Chapman, Priya Sharma and Ashish Ananthataman— informed employees that they would be s...

As the market downturn drags on and investor cash remains hard to come by, more startups will start to run out of money, experts say. Some ...

Further, capital expenditure and infrastructure spending is likely to see a further increase this year. Therefore, analysts are betting on ...

"2022 has been a year of uncertainty and volatility for the markets the world over, however, India has remained a bright spot," says Kishor...

The acquisitions will likely be across India, the United States, the UK, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

The money is parked in three new funds, the firm said Friday. More than half sits in a growth fund targeting more mature startups. The rest...

Shrivastava had previously founded home rental startup Grabhouse in 2012, which was backed by Sequoia Capital, Kalaari Capital and India Qu...

Bright Money, an AI-enabled personal finance platform, has raised $31 million from Sequoia Capital India, Falcon Edge Capital and Hummingbi...

“What’s $325 million to these rich backers?” investors must have thought.

If for whatever reason you are called on the side of founders, here are a few helpful hints. To not only survive but thrive.

"In case they do not acquiesce with what the management proposes, they express their unhappiness by abstaining; all the while vocalisation ...

"The country faces a skills deficit and people aren't equipped for the new jobs that Fourth Industrial Revolution will bring," she added.

Ideal Indian startup founder is one who thinks big and executes large—someone who builds institutions and does not cash out at the first op...