The edtech startup plans to expand from 40 to 120 institutions in two years and strengthen its AI-led learning platform, academic capabilities and skilling programmes
Arun Subramaniyan says Articul8's India heritage-AI venture aims to raise $30-50 million by March, and explains why enterprises need domain-specific models to control token costs and improve context
About 90 per cent of Meesho's active creators are nano-creators, while 81 per cent come from non-metro India and 66 per cent of orders come from Tier-III and Tier-IV markets
Flipkart attributed the growth in sellers to its zero-commission model, simplified onboarding and AI-led tools aimed at improving selection, pricing and catalogues
Fourth-quarter revenue rose 6 per cent to $18.7 billion, beating guidance, while Accenture projected 3-6 per cent growth for FY27, offering some comfort to Indian IT firms
Biocon's Pertuzumab has received a positive EMA CHMP recommendation, becoming the first biosimilar to clear the agency's new tailored clinical development approach for HER2-positive breast cancer
Major cement companies are expected to raise clean energy capacity to 6 GW by March 2028 from around 4 GW in March 2026, generating significant annual savings
India has debated warning labels on junk food for years. Now, food companies are pushing back. Why are they opposing prominent front-of-pack warnings—and what could it mean for consumers?
The company said iNDiC was initially shaped around the operational requirements of the Indian Armed Forces but has been designed for a wider international market
India Inc started FY27 on a strong note, with listed companies reporting their fastest revenue growth in 15 quarters. But rising energy and raw material costs squeezed margins, even as profits grew.
Is the AI revolution changing who gets hired in tech?
From WhatsApp's new CEO to Google DeepMind and Anthropic, top tech companies are increasingly valuing skills like critical thinking
While Man Industries bagged new orders worth ₹300 crores, its Saudi Arabia-based step-down subsidiary, National Pipe Company, received orders worth ₹700 crore
Sky-high Indian valuations are prompting foreign firms to use IPOs for partial exits and profit repatriation, with many preferring cashing out investments over raising fresh capital for expansion
In this session, Gaurav Gupta, Program Manager, Wipro shared his insights on digital transformation.
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