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Less is more for AI companies scaling their revenues with a lean workforceAI-native startups are hitting revenue milestones with leaner teams. AI tools reduce headcount on tasks that earlier needed larger engineer...- YC-backed Cekura plans to open office in India following $2 million fundraiseThe startup is engaged in providing testing and observability layer for voice and chat AI that enables teams to simulate conversations at s...
- Expect increased volatility but not a deep correction; FIIs to be back in January: Sunil SubramaniamMarket expert Sunil Subramaniam predicts that the Nifty will stay around 22,500-23,000 by year-end. He cites strong domestic fund support a...
- Suits & Sayings: Consumer tech firm bans CTC talk; billionaire refuses to reinstate son as company chairman; Delhi tycoon credits team for saving firm from bankruptcyET’s weekly roundup of the wackiest whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors and policy parlours.
- IMF's staff-level agreement with Pakistan looks dicey: ReportAmidst very high inflation and extremely low forex reserves, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout plan for Pakistan looks dicey, u...
- Nearly 60 YC-backed Indian startups have deposits stuck in Silicon Valley BankThese particularly include startups backed by the famed Silicon Valley accelerator Y Combinator (YC). At least 40 YC-backed Indian startups...
- Crypto breaks ranks on Russia; Rajeev Misra to oversee SoftBank’s Latin American teamLarge crypto companies such as Coinbase and Binance are breaking ranks with mainstream finance, saying they don’t plan on “preemptively” ba...
- ETtech Deals Digest: Swiggy, Lenskart raise funds this weekFood delivery platforms made headlines this week.
- AI startup Prodigal gets $12 million funding from Menlo Ventures, othersFounded in early 2018 by Shantanu Gangal and Sangram Raje, Prodigal uses conversational AI to provide lenders and collections agencies insi...
- Suits & Sayings: Whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors & policy parloursET’s weekly roundup of the wackiest whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors & policy parlours
- What happens next in Tata-Mistry saga? Here are five scenariosThe NCLAT order was a bolt from the blue for the public at large, and an unexpected reversal for the Tata Group.
- In range-bound market, only one theme to work for next 1 year: Nilesh Shah, Kotak AMC''Selling pressure in momentum mid & smallcap stocks not over," says MD of Kotak AMC.
- India Inc’s dream team for 2018Old chestnuts and new disruptors will battle it out next year. Steel will become sexy again and tech will go beyond robots.
- As unicorns like Flipkart, Quikr and Zomato turn 10, what next for the startup-verse?In 2017, the prodigal, wayward startups may still be able to find their way back home. But it may not be as easy in the years ahead.
- Out of jail, CEO friends in India toast prodigal Rajat Gupta's homecomingFormer McKinsey boss was back in India last week for what one of those who met him described as a "soul-searching mission."
- Now, companies hiring counsellors like Optum International to wean staff from online shoppingThe tribe of such compulsive online prodigals is slowly growing, say counsellors and psychiatrists.
- Year 2013 may mark the end of Indian crony capitalism2013 exposed everything that was wrong with India, more so with its financial system.
- India needs Narendra Modi's iron fist for delivery and deliverance from UPA IIThe dangers of the dictatorial traits of the BJP's PM in waiting may be politics of vengeance, but then extraordinary situations call for e...
- The Eatopians: The food entrepreneurs who are betting big on IndiaThanks to these 160 million mouths, India is in the midst of a gastronomic revolution. Indians are willing to experiment.
- SEBI finetunes alternate payment optionRetail investors who are ready to apply at cut-off price in a public issue on the condition that they will not revise their bids later on, ...
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