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Prosus seeing signs of green shoot in global situation for capital marketsProsus Venture India head Ashutosh Sharma at the Global Business Summit said that inflation in the US flattening, no significant escalation...- Overlap in tech, telecom rules explained; IT workers & moonlighting; Oyo’s valuation slashedAs the government is drawing up both telecom and IT laws afresh, it needs to decide which of the two regulators – the Telecom Regulatory Au...
- Google’s app billing rules under fire; Zostel asks Sebi to suspend Oyo's IPOAn Industry body has asked India’s competition regulator to put on hold Google’s tweaks to its Play Store payment rules, which require deve...
- Truecaller goes public; CarDekho heads for unicorn clubTruecaller, the Swedish-yet-desi company that changed the way we all use our phones, made its debut on Nasdaq Sweden earlier today with a m...
- Oyo joins startup IPO rush to raise $1.2 billion, seeks Sebi nodSoftBank, founder Ritesh Agarwal to remain promoters after public offering; More than 90% of OFS is from the Japanese investor; Company rev...
- The rise of startup advisors and micro ecommerce sitesHomegrown startups such as Zoomcar and Wakefit.co are hiring top talent from India and around the world to help them unlock the next level ...
- Startups, led by Zomato, are feeding India’s $8.8-bn IPO frenzy this yearThe Zomato IPO opened people’s eyes to India and the pathways to listings by privately funded, homegrown unicorns—from Paytm to Byju’s and ...
- Oyo aims for India IPO in 2021Internally, the hospitality company has set a timeline of September for filing its IPO prospectus and wants to be a public company before t...
- After CCI and NCLAT, FHRAI takes its fight with Oyo to NITI AayogFHRAI said it has submitted a representation to NITI Aayog which highlights the hospitality industry’s 'plight' with reference to Oyo’s bus...
- Oyo, Airbnb, EaseMyTrip, Yatra launch industry body for tourism industryThe formation of Confederation of Hospitality Technology and Tourism Industry by Oyo, Airbnb, EaseMyTrip and Yatra is a “landmark decision”...
- India Inc goes the extra mile to support families of deceased employeesTata Steel on Sunday said the family of a deceased employee will get the last-drawn salary along with medical benefits and housing faciliti...
- Oyo to pay 8 months’ salary as part of Covid-19 bereavement supportOyo wants to do more not just for its employees, but also for the “extended Oyo family”, Oyo Rooms CEO Ritesh Agarwal says.
- SGX Nifty down 15 points; here's what changed for market while you were sleepingAsian markets were largely mixed on Friday after technology stocks lifted the S&P500 index to a new record even as investors weighed an une...
- SGX Nifty up 60 points; here's what changed for market while you were sleepingAsian equities were trading mixed on Thursday after minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest meeting reiterated its commitment to keep int...
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- Decoding their business: How successful entrepreneurs create wealthMixed with ingenuity, instincts and perseverance, successful entrepreneurs rely on their business to grow their money.
- For the next 10 years, it's about who has the better technology: Rajeev Misra, VP Softbank GroupOur 10 Indian portfolio companies we have over 10 of them and, of course, India have been more adversely affected than other parts of the w...
- SoftBank's India portfolio has fared well despite Covid-19: Rajeev MisraRajeev Misra, who also serves on the board of SoftBank Group Corp, said the central government’s move to put curbs on capital emanating fro...
- Senior executives quit Oyo, company extends furloughs for some employeesFor its employees on the leave with limited benefits plan, Oyo said it is offering a cash benefit equivalent to their notice pay basis last...
- PolicyBazaar arm cuts over 1,500 jobsOwing to the coronavirus impact, other unicorns and large startups like Oyo, Curefit, Swiggy, Ola, and Zomato too have had to cut their tea...
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