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The art of overcoming market turbulence: 4 investors reveal their portfolio strategies for successfully navigating uncertain marketsGlobal tensions are not deterring investors. A young software engineer tracks oil routes. A CFO invests in tranches. An engineer stays inve...- BrowserStack’s $125 million share buyback to create cash liquidity for 500 employees, early investorsBrowserStack will buy back $125 million worth of shares, offering liquidity to employees and early investors using its own profits. Nearly ...
- BrowserStack acquires Y Combinator-backed Requestly to strengthen developer tools stackThe terms of the deal have not been disclosed. The acquisition will add to Accel-backed BrowserStack’s efforts to strengthen its developer ...
- BrowserStack cofounders commit Rs 100 crore to IIT BombayThe funds will be used to renovate Hostel 6, where Arora and Aggarwal lived during their time at the institute, and also to modernise Hoste...
- BrowserStack Co-founders sign MoU to contribute Rs 100 Crore to IIT Bombay to transform student living experiencesIIT Bombay alumni Nakul Aggarwal and Ritesh Arora, BrowserStack's co-founders, pledge ₹100 crore to IIT Bombay. The contribution aims to en...
- Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath tops Hurun's self-made rich list 202219-year-old Kaivalya Vohra, the founder of quick commerce startup Zepto, is the youngest self-made entrepreneur on the list
- Document workflows automation platform Nanonets raises $10 millionUsing APIs and no-code customization custom capabilities, Nanonets gives organizations the ability to update internal systems to automate d...
- Directi founder Divyank Turakhia wealthiest Indian under-40 with Rs 12,500 cr net worthBrowserstack co-founders with wealth of Rs 12,400 cr each were second on the list.
- Hurun Rich List 2021: India's top five wealthiest self-made entrepreneurs under 40IIFL Wealth and Hurun India released the 'IIFL Wealth Hurun India 40 and Under Self-Made Rich List 2021' on Wednesday, ranking the self-mad...
- Rich List: India's wealthiest self-made entrepreneurs under 40Indian-born businessman and founder of Media.net Divyank Turakhia topped the list with a wealth of Rs 12,500 crore, followed by co-founders...
- IPO, startup boom beneficiaries swarm IIFL-Hurun rich list of 2021Nakul Aggarwal and Ritesh Arora, founders of the startup BrowserStack, had wealth at Rs 12,400 crore each as per the list, making them the ...
- BrowserStack becomes India's highest-valued SaaS firm after fresh fundingThe $200 million fundraise values Browserstack at $4 billion, making it among the highest valued software-as-a-service (SaaS) startups to h...
- Software startup Browserstack completes first ESOP buybackBrowserstack's ESOP buyback comes at a time when several Indian startups — Zerodha, Meesho, CarDekho, Urban Company, BraratPe, FirstCry, Un...
- Hashnode raises $2.1 million in funding led by Sequoia's SurgeThe six-month-old startup, founded by IIT Bhubaneswar graduates Sandeep Panda and Syed Fazle Rahman, allows users to publish stories on the...
- Accel invests $50m in code testing firm BrowserStackThe transaction is expected to value the seven-year-old company at $400-500 million, said two sources familiar with the development.
- BrowserStack hears the call of mobilesEyeing the demand for mobile app testing platforms, firm plans to invest $15 million
- Economic Times Startup Awards 2015: Entrepreneurs, investors celebrate success, failure and everything in betweenThe rise of startup activity was fuelled by millions of consumers with access to internet willing to spend on personal goods and healthcare.
- ET Startup Awards 2015: No venture funding yet, but BrowserStack has cracked the code to profitabilityLike with most enterprise startups, the idea for BrowserStack was born out of the trouble the founders faced while writing code for differe...
- Hot startup: BrowserStack tweets its way to successBrowserStack is profitable, has 24,000 paying customers and has Twitter's mobile platform head Jeff Siebert as its advisor.
- Undergraduate courses: Younger Indians head abroadThe board exams will end soon and yet another batch of young Indians will head to college overseas. The phoren dream gets younger...
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