In A Strange Turn Of Events, Bitter Rivals Uber And Ola Have Joined Hands
Uber and Ola haven’t always been the best of friends. Last year, Uber had sued Ola in the Delhi High Count, alleging that…
Uber and Ola haven’t always been the best of friends. Last year, Uber had sued Ola in the Delhi High Count, alleging that…
The Karnataka government is at loggerheads with Uber and Ola yet again – after banning bike taxis and surge pricing, the government has now trained…
The Indian government is taking a leaf out of the startup guidebook. The government’s BHIM app, which was launched late last year, will now…
Bangalore is now home to yet another swanky office. Snapdeal has become the latest startup to open an office in India’s IT capital….
Singapore’s startup ecosystem is one of the best in the world. The cosmopolitan population, their education and income, availability of funding, eager entrepreneurs and international outlook made Singapore one of the most promising land for startups’ growth. The phenomenon, however, is relatively new in this part of the world. Most of the startup growth took place after 2012. Number of startups and investments are on a roll since then. Let’s take a look at the top startups in Singapore now, shall we?
One rarely looks outside Silicon Valley when it comes to startups. Even China, Israel, UK or India get attention once in a while, but that rarely happens for beautiful New Zealand. The country, especially cities like Auckland and Wellington, may not be considered as startup friendly per se, but Kiwi entrepreneurs are as much into cultivating new ideas as entrepreneurs in rest of the world. Here is the list of top startups in New Zealand.
Our tea-table talks on startup scene starts from Silicon Valley and ends in Israel. We might consider London, Ireland and even Germany, if being lenient. But Sweden is rarely mentioned, even though it has one of the most vibrating startup hubs in the world. If you are curious to know about their up and coming entrepreneurial scene, here’s the list of top startups in Sweden.
It’s not just startups who’re participating the protectionism debate – even investors are now joining in. And the reception to them from the startup community…
While the entrepreneurship-aspirants in India have grown up on inspirational stories of the likes of Steve Jobs, Larry Page and Sergey Brin and…