The Indian startup ecosystem continues to exhibit a robust appetite for skilled talent, particularly evident in unicorn startups valued at over $1 billion. In the past year alone, India's top 15 unicorns have let go of their 33,000 underperforming...
User complaints can have severe repercussions for any B2C business, particularly operating in the fintech sector where daily financial transactions are the norm. Paytm Payments Bank, owned by One97 Communications, has reportedly witnessed a massive surge in customer complaints...
In 2023, Indian enterprises and startups encountered significant challenges in terms of investments and strategic business expansion, as revealed in PWC India's latest report titled "Deals at a Glance." The report paints a stark picture of a substantial decline...
Byju's, already grappling with financial challenges, now faces an additional obstacle as its founder, Byju Raveendran, comes under suspicion of contemplating an exit from India. Citing sources, the Economic Times reported that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has prompted the...
Byju's has been grappling with a financial storm for quite some time, prompting it to take significant measures to weather the challenges. In the latest move, the edtech firm has downsized its office space in Bengaluru as part of...
OYO, India's hospitality startup that once aimed for a grand public debut, is reportedly finalizing plans to withdraw its IPO application filed with SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India). This unexpected detour throws their public listing aspirations into...
RBI's recent decision to cease Paytm Payments Bank Limited (PPBL) from offering its banking services to customers has faced harsh criticism from many seasonal entrepreneurs and investors. In response, Paytm issued a press release, expressing anticipation of a worst-case...
In a significant blow to Paytm, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has initiated stringent restrictions on Paytm Payments Bank Ltd (PPBL), preventing it from providing any banking services to customers after February 29, 2024. This regulatory move, considered...
Over the past couple of years, a considerable number of foreign investors divested their stakes in various Indian startups. The reasons for these divestments have varied, ranging from profitable exits to acknowledging the challenges faced by these billion-dollar startups,...
Byju's, India's once biggest ed-tech company, is on the verge of collapse. The company is currently grappling with a severe liquidity crisis, prompting a series of organizational shake-ups in recent months. This unfolding crisis extends far beyond the boardrooms,...