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ETtech Deals Digest: Startup funding plummets 49% YoY to $108 million this weekThe funds were raised by startups, mostly in the seed and early stages, through 17 rounds, compared to 26 rounds in the same period of the ...- Healthtech startup Visit Health announces Rs 250 crore fundraise, second Esop buybackNew Delhi-based Visit Health, a healthtech platform, has raised approximately Rs 250 crore. The startup will use the capital to expand its ...
- Q-commerce fuels D2C deals; Amazon India head exitsHappy Wednesday! The surge in quick commerce is driving deal activity in the D2C sector. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- PB Fintech rallies 9% after Morgan Stanley upgrades stock to OverweightFollowing the upgrade, shares of PB Fintech zoomed more than 9 per cent to Rs 795.60, before trading at Rs 772.10 at 10.40 am. The scrip ha...
- Stocks in the news: NTPC, Infosys, NMDC, Zomato, PB Fintech and autosAutomobile manufacturers will release their sales numbers for the month ended on November 30. This includes all segments of auto makers.
- PB Fintech arm invests Rs 10.8 cr more in Visit Health, holds minority stakeVisit Health is engaged in the business of providing healthcare and wellness through website and mobile application.
- More funds eye Paytm IPO; govt may rethink safe harbour rulesPaytm's highly anticipated IPO has drawn the attention of various funds in the US and Europe.
- Policybazaar subsidiary invests $7.5 million in Visit HealthVisit has already raised a seed round of $1.4 million from investors such as MapmyIndia, Snapdeal cofounders Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal, a...
- There’s a lot of capital, a great time to start up: Yashish DahiyaCompanies and funds from America and China are saying India’s recent data polices are protectionist.
- PolicyBazaar-owned DocPrime touches 1 million unique visitor milestoneThe company, in its official statement, also said that 40% of the visitor traffic came from tier-1 cities.
- Rise of the machines: When bots take over the workplaceIt’s the Year of the Bots. They are efficient, can handle scale and work tirelessly without a lunch break.
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