Razorpay Raises Funds At $7.5 Billion Valuation, Becomes India’s 4th Most Valuable Startup
In October 2020, Razorpay had first entered India’s unicorn club. Just 14 months later, it’s become India’s fourth most valuable startup. Razorpay has…
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Sharp Drop In Stocks Of Tech Firms “Scary”, Only Small Percentage Will Bounce Back: Zerodha CEO
It’s been an indifferent year for tech companies that have gone public the world over, and the founder of India’s biggest brokerage feels…
CCI Suspends Amazon-Future Group Deal, Imposes Rs. 200 Crore Penalty On Amazon
It appears that Reliance might well be having the last laugh in its year-long tussle with Amazon over the future of the Future…
These Non-Tech Multinational Giants Are Also Led By Indian-Origin CEOs
Indian CEOs have stormed the world of tech — the world’s most valuable technology companies are now run by Indians. Google’s CEO is…
Indian-origin Executive Leena Nair Becomes CEO Of French Luxury Brand Chanel
Indian executives have already captured the CEO posts at the world’s top technology companies, but they now seem to be expanding their horizons….
Byju’s Alleged Predatory Practices While Selling Courses Highlighted In Indian Parliament
There had been murmurs for a while about how Byju’s had been misspelling its educational products to vulnerable people who couldn’t afford them,…
Grofers Rebrands As BlinkIt, Will Focus On 10-Minute Deliveries
It’s not everyday that a six-month old startup run by two 19-year olds upends a billion-dollar industry, but Zepto seems to have done…
Zepto’s Superfast Grocery Deliveries Are Blowing Minds On Twitter, But Not Everyone’s Impressed
Until a year ago, India’s grocery delivery space felt largely settled — BigBasket, Grofers, Amazon a few others companies provided similar services, and…
WFH German Man Successfully Claims Insurance After Courts Say Fall From Stairs Is A Workplace Accident
The coronavirus pandemic has confined millions of employees to their homes, robbed them of their free office coffees, and put an abrupt end…