PhonePe Returns To Home Shores, Moves Domicile From Singapore To India
For years, Indian startups have been moving their headquarters abroad, partly for tax reasons and partly to access global fund flows. But a…
For years, Indian startups have been moving their headquarters abroad, partly for tax reasons and partly to access global fund flows. But a…
One of India’s biggest trends of the last few decades has been the infamous brain drain, through which India’s best talent left its…
The wheels are firmly in motion for Tesla’s entry into India. Weeks after Union Minister Nitin Gadkari had announced that Tesla would enter…
Over the years, there has been no shortage of reports about Tesla entering India, and finally selling its electric cars here. But perhaps…
Whether you’re a startup or an established company, whether you’re in retail or e-commerce, or whether you’re Indian or a foreign multinational, it…
India appears to have successfully prised the Chinese influence out of one of the most popular mobile games in the country. South Korean…
Infosys takes a firm step ahead to the future. India’s second largest software service company now plans to set up a 7MW solar plant in its Hyderabad campus to create renewable source of energy to meet electricity needs of next few years.
With competition in the Indian ecommerce space intensifying, Flipkart has taken a big step towards consolidating its numero uno position by securing an investment of $700 million. It is the first time the company has raised money this year, and this deal values it at a whopping $15 billion.
According to Startup Ecosystem Report published by San Francisco based startup bench-marking firm Compass, Bengaluru is the world’s 15th best startup ecosystem, up from 19 in the last report published in 2012. Bengaluru is rated on five parameters – funding, market reach, talent, experience, and performance of startups.