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Peerzada Abrar is a technology and business reporter at Business Standard. He covers the intersection of technology, AI, business and society, and their impact on our lives. This includes tracking top tech firms and startups. He joined Business Standard in 2019 after having worked at The Economic Times and The Hindu, where he covered the entrepreneurship ecosystem, start-ups, new technologies, venture capital, and private equity. A storyteller at heart, he is captivated by the potential of innovation to address global challenges. His narrative spans from resilient communities combating epidemics and natural disasters to groundbreaking initiatives that empower the underserved and transform humanitarian landscapes.
Peerzada Abrar is a technology and business reporter at Business Standard. He covers the intersection of technology, AI, business and society, and their impact on our lives. This includes tracking top tech firms and startups. He joined Business Standard in 2019 after having worked at The Economic Times and The Hindu, where he covered the entrepreneurship ecosystem, start-ups, new technologies, venture capital, and private equity. A storyteller at heart, he is captivated by the potential of innovation to address global challenges. His narrative spans from resilient communities combating epidemics and natural disasters to groundbreaking initiatives that empower the underserved and transform humanitarian landscapes.
Aggregators operating in city after High Court stays a state government ban on them providing autos
The development comes at a time when Cloudtail, once the largest seller on Amazon's India marketplace, shut operations on the e-commerce platform as a seller this year amid regulatory pressure
Technology-related jobs have managed to marginally increase their contribution to the overall workforce by 4 per cent, while the hiring trend is slowing down in general
The edtech giant has to sever 2,500 employees to avoid role duplication across businesses, says founder in a letter to employees
The total number of Byju's centres across the state will be 14, while no. of employees will increase from 3,000 to 3,600
The company generated revenue from various sources, such as marketplace, collection, logistics, storage, and advertisements
Business-to-business e-commerce firm raises capital from existing investor, was valued at $3.1 billion in January 2021
Amid reports about hundreds of restaurants delisting from Swiggy Dineout, sources said only 20 brands with nearly 400 outlets have delisted from Swiggy's dining out platform
The loan was granted at an interest rate of 7.5 per cent per annum, according to the filing
Byju's booked a loss of Rs 4,588 crore for the financial year ended March 31, 2021, 19 times more than the preceding year, according to its latest financial report
The fintech unicorn expects to process BNPL transactions worth Rs 5,000 crore this month as an increasing number of customers in small towns are buying products on EMI this festive season
This comes on the back of tie-ups between e-commerce companies and Indian Railways, and expansion of fulfillment centres which has enabled increased storage and quicker deliveries
The yardstick at which the firm would like to be judged is the impact it is creating, said Ola CEO
The firm also plans to hire 10,000 teachers in the next six months, adding to the current strength of 20,000 teachers
Ola said this is a big push towards taking India closer to ending the era of petrol vehicles
Digital payments firm seeking investors' support to scale up operations and compete with rivals
Favourite haunts of start-up community in Bengaluru and Gurugram reflect the sombre mood
The Bengaluru-based firm is setting up data centres in India at a time when it has completed three steps to move its domicile to India
'Over 4.75 lakh MSMEs benefited from the Amazon Business platform during the festival'
More than 80 per cent of the new customers came from smaller towns for the e-commerce giant's month-long festive sale event Great India Festival which would end on October 23