The initial complaints were filed by Bharat Matrimony and a Jaipur-based not-for-profit, Consumer Unity and Trust Society.

Six months into job, one of the offices where he delivered tea hired him as an assistant. The company was Sagaai.com, later renamed as Shaa...

A potential transaction could see promoters of Mumbai-based venture, either outright sell its entire stake, or enter into a joint venture w...

MagicBricks.com and mobile classifieds company Quikr are among those believed to have held early-stage discussions with the promoters of Ma...

Dot.com may well be Chawla’s middle name. After a flurry of online ventures, this serial entrepreneur is currently running Gizmobaba.com

Two bursts of entrepreneurial activity here placed India on global startup map. While they died out, ET looks at case of 3rd time lucky.

Matrimony portals' efforts include counselling services and free books on the dos and don'ts of a happy marriage to mailers and links to so...

While Just Dial plans to raise $700 mn, BharatMatrimony expects to raise $125 mn and HomeShop18 may list by 2014.

The bench said Google appears to have taken steps to protect possible infringement of trademarks by advertisers.

Social networking websites function like an online community of internet users and are not a threat for People Group.

Venture capital fund Canaan Partners is set to acquire nearly 25% stake in country’s biggest online shopping web portal Naaptol.com for `40...

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Google, Yahoo! and MSN together command about 75% of online advertising budgets in the country, valued at about $120 mn. Future tech leader...

With the online match making getting popular in the country, increasing number of cyber duping cases has become the matter of great concern...

Indian start-ups that use the Internet and mobile phones to sell their products and services are attracting large funds from venture capita...

The online matrimonial business is already worth Rs 100 crore and is growing at over 100% a year.

Three 'internet incubators' assess growth opportunities when stacked up against each other.