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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.
Company will use the money to increase revenue, product development, get users
Market regulator asked hospitality company to submit application again, give information on risk factors and litigation
E-sports, or competitive video gaming, in India has witnessed a steady rise in popularity over the years
The Indian startup story has moved away from being just about raising funds
Both funds will focus on early-stage start-ups
This comes amid the current funding crunch in the Indian start-up ecosystem
Food delivery firm partners with Dial4242 Ambulance Services for 'industry-first initiative'
With its rapid cash burn rate, early investors are questioning the food delivery platform's venture into quick commerce
Around 49 per cent of gig workers on the company's platform are under the age of 25
Start-up will use money for expanding manufacturing and supply chain capabilities
They can't continue spending if operational turnarounds are delayed, says report
The SaaS segment witnessed a 20 per cent increase in funding during CY22 compared to CY21 and accounted for nearly 25 per cent of all funding activity this year
Firm for blue and grey-collar jobs will use the money for expanding service, tech infrastructure
Company's consolidated net loss widened three-fold to Rs 627 crore in FY22
Company's omnichannel platform trains students in allied healthcare programmes
The travel firm has further requested to make the same available to members of the hospitality industry and the public at large
There are about 100 unicorns and 170 soonicorns in India. Of these 270 firms, over 40 start-ups in the fintech, e-commerce, and logistics sectors have crossed $100 million in revenue as of FY22
Mumbai, Bengaluru-based company will use money to expand its lending products
Company says it will use the capital to expand its position in contract lifecycle management business
Talent solutions firm says executive will focus on revenue, customers and partner relationships