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GURGAON STARTUP CONTROVERSY
Gurgaon startup job firing: Founder says 'take today as your last day' minutes after employee asks to skip event. Internet dividedGurgaon-based startup founder’s blunt decision to fire an employee via chat, citing a “no-notice period policy”, has sparked a wider debate...- Techie was hired by Gurgaon company with 33% hike. Two days before joining, he sent an email about his 'personal boundary' and a new demand. Founder shares the emailA startup founder's account of a candidate withdrawing a job offer at the last minute after accepting it sparked a debate on salary negotia...
- A new Silicon Valley? Bengaluru can't be replaced but ground is shiftingPiyush Goyal's recent comments on Bengaluru's position as India's Silicon Valley sparked controversy. While emphasizing the need to create ...
- Zomato Instant in extended pilot mode, Bengaluru startups face rain havoc“There are a bunch of areas we are making progress. Some of the larger sticky points may take a little more time...specially when a matter ...
- How Blinkit is integrating with Zomato’s Hyperpure after its long-awaited acquisitionBlinkit is expected to shut most of its own backend fulfilment warehouses and merge them with Zomato’s business-to-business restaurant supp...
- Another top exec to quit BharatPe; CCI illegally detained employees, says CloudtailBharatPe, which has been a magnet for controversy since the start of the year, is set to lose another top executive.
- Suits & Sayings: Whistleblower alerts Wall Street of this PE's goof-up; architect nephew of former PM eyes hillsApart from riling up stakeholders, the controversial draft proposal for ecommerce companies has also triggered a turf war within the establ...
- 10-figure salariesFrom Zerodha founders' mega salary hike to Tata making its BigBasket deal official and PIL against Twitter over IT rules, here's a quick lo...
- Suits & Sayings: Investors play hardball for young ed-tech firm; ex-PE exec helps in Air India bid; highflying unicorn's toxic work culture causes attritionCry for help from this young business leader translated to a red card!
- We are long-term, patient capital; in no hurry to exit Zomato: Sanjeev BikhchandaniZomato is stable, sound and solid. We are happy to hold on to a good company forever. It also has a lower cost of customer acquisition whic...
- International food giant Cargill is changing the way it does businessBack in 1986, when Cargill entered Indian market, the country was not self-sufficient.
- Assembly elections, GST, high-profile cases mark 2017Two terrorists were killed by the army as it foiled an infiltration bid along the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch sector of Jammu and Kashm...
- While ShopClues co-founder Sandeep Aggarwal cries foul, his estranged partners swear by fair playAs co-founder Sandeep Aggarwal cries foul over his robbed voting rights, his estranged partners Radhika (also his wife) and Sethi swear by ...
- How startup founders are finding inspiration, comfort and support in informal networking groupsBeing part of a strong network of people who have faced similar challenges is extremely valuable to get help and support as needed, says Si...
- Winter is coming: Is the 'startup bubble' about to burst?While a softening of market was expected because of a combination of reasons, including valuations, the situation is becoming severe for st...
- Meet OYO Rooms' Ritesh Agarwal: The dropout who dined with Peter ThielOYO Rooms received Rs 630 cr in funding from SoftBank recently. Clearly, lack of a degree hasn’t stopped investors from believing in Ritesh...
- Indian executives rising to top roles in Silicon ValleyMany of the world’s most exciting new companies – Twitter, Dropbox, Tesla and Airbnb among others — are being driven by Indians in top mana...
- How Deepinder Goyal’s Zomato entered into the Rs 1,000-crore clubZomato, started in Deepinder Goyal’s home, went into the Rs 1,000-cr club the day he became dad.
- Uninor looks abroad for short-term loan to meet day-to-day operational costsThe dispute between JV partners Telenor and Unitech over raising funds for their Indian operations, which provides mobile services under th...
- Has the government got 3G policy right?The government has set the ball rolling on mobile broadband through its recent 3G policy: spectrum would be made available in an open aucti...
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