Startups

Indian startups and companies should now prepare to brace for impact when it comes to acquiring investments from neighbouring countries. New FDI policy changes being put in place by India requires all investments to be approved by the Government. In...

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic sparked the slowdown of businesses globally. Now, it is being questioned if startups will be able to survive the brunt of this economic downturn. John Chambers who is now a venture capitalist and the...

In an interview with CNBC last week, owner of NBA’s Dallas Mavericks, Mark Cuban, spoke out about the long-term consequences companies, especially startups, who rush to bring back employees for in-office work might face. His statement came with reference...

A new first of its kind Microsoft B2B startup program to help SaaS-based startup is announced today. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) has taken note of the Indian startups that are heavily inclined towards taking the SaaS route and therefore, today the...

The Japanese tech conglomerate SoftBank Group Corp seems to be highly optimistic about the investment scenario worldwide even after a few recent debacles, WeWork being the primary one among all. To keep the growth intact and to portray...

As the global tech giants Amazon, Uber and also Flipkart (rumoured) getting into the game of food-delivery business in India, it is quite possible that homegrown food delivery startups Swiggy and Zomato would want to band together to fight...

When it comes to raising money for startups, debt financing is usually the last thing on a founder’s mind. However, debt either through venture debt or a convertible note is more common than you might think. Especially when founders don’t want to dilute themselves...

There are many reasons to want to open a new business overseas if you’re an entrepreneur. One is that you’ll be experiencing not just a change in scenery but also a change in thinking and culture. This is something that could...

As the startup scenario in India continues to flourish, their ever-increasing dependence on investors' funds is rather scary. Not getting enough funds leads them to take some harsh decisions, specially cutting-off their workforce. A similar case happened recently with an...

The average salary at startups in India could make many professionals, working in tech behemoths like Infosys, Wipro, Accenture, feel jealous. The fresh and robust startup ecology is not just pulling funds from mighty investors but also hiring expensive-talent across various divisions...