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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.
Amit Agarwal tells the employees that the company remains committed to its pledge to digitise 10 mn MSMEs, enable $10 bn in exports and create incremental 1 mn jobs by 2025.
The e-commerce shipping firm processes more than 4 mn monthly shipments, enabling more than 100,000 sellers to sell directly to their consumers across India
At a time when the pandemic has accelerated the adoption of technology among enterprises, Ally.io grew revenues by 3.3x.
Post acquisition, TapChief will join the Unacademy Group with a valuation of Rs 100 crore
His business has accelerated three-fold as people work from home during the pandemic and are investing in their health
The fintech lending firm's objective is to provide credit to over 180 million new-to-credit customers who were not provided formal credit earlier
Night-vision startup, which is backed by investors such as Artiman and Qualcomm, has an overall sales pipeline of over $2.5 bn with a near-term execution visibility of $300 mn
The move would enable the e-commerce giant to simplify the grocery shopping experience for customers.
The Tiger Global- and Sequoia-backed firm is recruiting to help it work towards servicing the next 5 million businesses by 2022
The funding would help 'Nothing' release its first smart devices in the next few months
Their drones can reach accident site quickly, carrying an 'active blood control kit' that bystanders can administer to the victim with help from medical professionals connected digitally via the drone
Ruling seen as interim relief to Amazon; next phase of arbitration likely to begin soon in Singapore, say sources
Given the wider adoption of digital initiatives within the healthcare industry, Indegene plans to use the funds to accelerate its M&A (merger and acquisition) and global expansion plans
They say coming in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic, the Budget looks to strengthen many important pillars for economic recovery and future growth
With cyberattacks rising due to coronavirus and firms becoming vulnerable as employees WFH, Google is betting big on its zero-trust platform BeyondCorp Enterprise for Indian businesses
A set of common items were identified or the study, done on January 4.
To achieve scale, one has to vaccinate 5-10 million people a day and this would need strong cooperation between govt and private sector, he says
He said the strategy for the companies is to be an active player in every market that they operate and have an articulation of partnership with that country and which reflects its priorities
As of Thursday, top free apps on Google's Play Store in India were Moj, TakaTak, Snacky Takatak, Snapchat and Instagram.
WhatsApp's latest policy seems to have prompted aware users or early adopters to shift to alternative instant messaging platforms such as Signal and Telegram