As India's first space-based solar observatory, Aditya L1, takes giant strides in its sun mission, what’s not much known is that it was a g...

"2022 was tricky. In 2020-21, on the back of the pandemic, there was a lot of pent-up demand which unfortunately could not get serviced bec...

This comes amid a global reset in the BNPL sector, fuelled by interest rate hikes and an overall squeeze in consumer spending. ZestMoney ha...

Amazon claims to have seen participation from 11 lakh sellers, which includes 2 lakh local stores.

Prosus Ventures is set to buy BillDesk, one of India’s oldest digital payment firms, for a cool $4.7 billion in what will be one of the acq...

Buying ability of consumers across the country has been significantly reduced due to the pandemic. They are either avoiding a single big pa...

The funding is part of a Series C round, in which Kreditbee earlier this year raised about $145 million from the likes of Premji Invest, Mi...

According to a source, KreditBee’s Series C funding round has provided an exit to Chinese investors Xiaomi, Shunwei Capital and Kunlun, whi...

With this funding round, KreditBee’s parent firm Finnov has cut its backing by China-based investors — including Xiaomi, Shunwei Capital an...

Xiaomi and Oppo, with more than 100 million in combined smartphone users in India, cannot directly lend to consumers without a shadow banki...

After beating Samsung in smartphones, Xiaomi now wants to generate revenue from internet services.

Xiaomi now plans to foray into consumer finance and business-to-business lending by floating a NBFC.

Xiaomi Financial Services plans to provide loans to consumers for purchasing electronics, home appliances, lifestyle products etc.

With PayU Credit, the company is looking to expand its suite of credit-focused offerings.

The new credit product, launched in partnership with lending platform KrazyBee, has already gone live and will be officially announced in a...

While startups like KrazyBee and SlicePay raised capital recently, others like Quiklo and Finomena stopped lending to students this year.

Like the conglomerate, Tata's personal investment portfolio is also spread across India's hottest dotcoms, affordable healthcare and clean ...