The year 2016 has been witness to many unprecedented events, most of them dampening for business and industry in general.
While the year saw, the United Kingdom voting to part ways from the European Union, a phenomenon now famously referred to as 'Brexit', Republican nominee Donald Trump's upset win in the US Presidential election also left many companies' stocks hammered.
Closer home, the Indian start-up industry also saw many ups and downs throughout the year. The Narendra Modi-led central government's decision to demonetise 500- and 1,000-rupee currency notes led to a spending squeeze but many start-ups benefitted from
While the year saw, the United Kingdom voting to part ways from the European Union, a phenomenon now famously referred to as 'Brexit', Republican nominee Donald Trump's upset win in the US Presidential election also left many companies' stocks hammered.
Closer home, the Indian start-up industry also saw many ups and downs throughout the year. The Narendra Modi-led central government's decision to demonetise 500- and 1,000-rupee currency notes led to a spending squeeze but many start-ups benefitted from