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Aryaman Gupta is a Senior Correspondent at Business Standard, covering startups across all sectors, venture capital, e-commerce, and technology. He has a keen interest in presenting nuanced reports based on in-depth sectoral trends.
Aryaman Gupta is a Senior Correspondent at Business Standard, covering startups across all sectors, venture capital, e-commerce, and technology. He has a keen interest in presenting nuanced reports based on in-depth sectoral trends.
However, the Finance Ministry said that all concerns raised by stakeholders in implementing this proposal would be addressed
UPI driving consumers away from cash and helping financial inclusion, it says
Reveal HealthTech provides technology services to healthcare companies through engineering, clinical, and strategic support
India-focused VCs sitting on dry powder worth $12.88 bn, highest in 7 yrs
It's an all-cash deal; company is eyeing multiple acquisitions in the near future to further boost its position in the sports media landscape
Customers can make the exchange irrespective of where the AC was purchased, says company
CIIE.CO says it has a record of helping 1,200 start-ups and investing in 350 of them
Company says it's only e-commerce platform to fintegrate its buyer and seller platforms on platform
The work can be done from anywhere and would involve creating "snackable memes" that talk about GenZ and millennials
Experts say that investors are now cautiously optimistic, albeit more selective with their bets
Move seeks to encourage restaurants new to the platform to see online food delivery as an incremental growth channel. Restaurant partners can save up to Rs 20,000 on commissions, other benefits
Company uses augmented reality to enable users to visualise dishes before ordering
It will provide technology, relationship managers, financial support, and access to OYO's network
We are already exporting 5G base stations made in India, Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark says
Inflation, higher component costs among reasons for decline of popular segment
Companies grow despite shrinking funding, regulatory challenges and lay-offs
Investments among fintech start-ups in India saw a decline of 47% YoY in 2022 at $5.65 billion, compared to $10.7 billion the previous year
Sources said many start-ups which had deposits in SVB have shared worries about possible burdens due to compliance checks and taxes to be applied while bringing the money to India
Though many of them expect limited near-term impact, lack of SVB-like support system may pinch them later
Chennai-based company says 'vast majority' of its finances not held at failed US lender