India’s startup ecosystem minted two new unicorns this week—one of them the youngest to enter the coveted billion-dollar valuation club. Me...

Every second founder of Indian startups that turned a unicorn this year is an alumnus of one of four oldest Indian Institutes of Technology...

As many as 30 of the 58 founders of these are engineering graduates from the IITs of Delhi, Bombay, Kharagpur or Kanpur, according to a stu...

According to merchant bankers, there could be more SaaS players hitting the IPO street, given the huge investor interest in the sector.

Accel Atoms fund will invest $250,000 in startups with an uncapped convertible, meaning the venture capital firm will not pick up a stake i...

The seven-year-old startup is now valued at $5.6 billion, overtaking BrowserStack which was valued at $4 billion in June.

Existing backers including Norwest Venture Partners and Qualcomm Ventures participated in the $100 million round that has more than doubled...

The $200 million fundraise values Browserstack at $4 billion, making it among the highest valued software-as-a-service (SaaS) startups to h...

After social commerce startup Meesho and banking technology platform Zeta, SoftBank is set to put another $100 million in SaaS startup Mind...

Tata Digital, a wholly owned subsidiary of India's largest conglomerate, wrapped up two startup deals this week, while Indian SaaS startups...

The latest capital infusion, which pegs Zenoti’s post-money valuation at $1.5 billion, is an extension of the SaaS startup's Series D fundi...

Icertis, a Pune-based software firm, will use the funding to fuel its expansion plans and product development, CEO Samir Bodas says.

Newly minted startup unicorns—Pine Labs, Zenoti, Postman, Razorpay, Cars24 and Glance—are scaling up teams by 10-100% to drive market expan...

India’s SaaS sector was growing at 1.5 times the growth in the global SaaS market, with the industry expected to reach $13-$15 billion in r...

A quick look at this week's most important investments in the tech and startup space.

Steadview Capital's investment will play a key role in taking the Delhivery public in the next 12-15 months, founder-CEO Sahil Barua said.

The funding round catapults Zenoti into the coveted Unicorn club, making it only the fifth software product company of Indian origin, after...