After a torrid period for Indian startup stocks which saw the values of listed companies erode over a period of more than two…
The list of global tech companies manufacturing their products in India continues to grow longer. India’s Dixon has partnered with Nokia to make…
AI has already begun impacting all manner of fields, but there are some that could fall before the rest. Former Google CEO Eric…
All manner of multinational companies already have their presence in India, but India is now featuring ever more prominently in their plans. US-based…
Ola cabs, India’s leading commutech company is doing something heartening to help the community. In the wake of the tragic flyover collapse accident in the city that has killed over 10 people and has left many hundreds injured and stranded, Ola has offered to help in its own capacity. The company is offering free rides to people commuting on the affected route.
Flipkart, and by extension, Myntra, knows how to treat its employees well. Flipkart employees have one of India’s swankiest offices, generous maternity and…
Not many job descriptions say that their ideal candidate needs to be “lazy and unmotivated”, but this is no ordinary job description. Urban Ladder has just posted an opening on LinkedIn for a Senior Mattress Tester.
In this day and age business owners need to look for ways to improve their companies. How can you make your brand and…
France topped in the number of outflow of millionaires from the country in 2015, followed by China, Italy and India.
After a 2 week period of court cases, outrage against Vijay Mallya, SBI’s failed attempt to recover a part of the loans by auctioning his Mumbai property and uncertainty about Mallya’s intention, the latter has come back with an offer for truce.
Tweets can move mountains. They have incited debates, discussions, the world leaders use them, celebrities use them and they give voice to the voiceless. In one of the most interesting use cases for Twitter, a tweet recently got Anand Mahindra, chairman of the Mahindra group, sit up, take notice and do something drastic.
The Indian consumer has grown accustomed to discounts offered by online retailers, a new government ruling says that discounts are essentially not allowed in e-retail.
If everyone’s caught up in the startup craze, could Indian cricketers have been far behind? After Yuvraj Singh and Sachin Tendulkar had backed startups, wicketkeeper batsman Robin Uthappa has put his weight behind HealthEminds, a healthcare technology startup.
