Candytoy Corporate, the maker of candy toys for major brands, planned to hit a Rs 450 crore turnover by the next fiscal. To achieve this, t...

Sean Diddy Combs, Jack Dorsey, and Bill Ackman are connected to X as per the first list of shareholders of X.

Happy Monday! Mithun Sacheti hit it big on Saturday when he sold his 27% stake in online jewellery marketplace CaratLane to Titan. The Rs 4...

As a launchpad for Indian startups to expand to the US, India Accelerator has launched a 3 months cohort program in partnership with Z Nati...

RBI has issued new digital lending rules based on the committee's proposals it set up in January 2021 after receiving complaints against on...

The success demonstrated by Indian startups in turning into unicorns (valued at $1 billion or more) and the massive global private equity i...

Son was the only bid in town for most young start-up founders. But with snowballing setbacks, that bid is gone.

Interest in the Middle East’s nascent technology industry has been picking up after Uber last year agreed to buy Careem and Amazon.com acqu...

Sunil Goyal, its managing director, told ET that the firm has already identified some such startups and is hunting for more, as he believes...

The filings submitted by Uber and Lyft aren’t yet public, but people familiar with each business outlined the largest shareholders.

Given rising interest rates, the reality of Saudi money may be what finally deflates the startup bubble.

Why can't we replicate China's success in India? The one simple reason is that there is not enough Indian money to fund Indian startups.

In the months since Softbank Group Corp. unveiled plans for a $100 billion technology fund, the Japanese company has been making its presen...

Son added that with the strong growth seen for Internet of Things (IoT), the number of embedded chips that are recording and transforming d...

Bangalore-based private equity (PE) firm Forum Synergies is launching one of the biggest India-focused SME funds.

The venture capital fund will invest in small companies engaged in equipment management and construction activity.

Singapore's GIC and Temasek were the most active and account for two-thirds of the total deals struck by sovereign wealth funds in India.