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Now enjoy Happy Hour with your cat
Alcohol-free wines make the pet loopy and the owner happy
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Zoojoo.be wants the force to be with you when it comes to health
It's programme currently caters to 150,000 employees across 10 countries, reports Tech in Asia
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Delhi HC orders investigation into AskMe's finances
The SFIO will submit a report on AskMe's finances by the end of this month, reports Tech in Asia
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Angel investing in India is broken. Here's how AngelList wants to fix that
More than 4,000 angel investors from India are registered on its site, reports Tech in Asia
 "Angel investing in India is broken. Here's how AngelList wants to fix that")
Start-up funding in Maharashtra down 22% in 2016: News Corp VCCEdge
In 2016, a total of 219 funding deals worth $285 million was raised by startups based in the state
 "Start-up funding in Maharashtra down 22% in 2016: News Corp VCCEdge")
The young ecommerce startup that makes a profit out of every sale
Their saris sell in the range of $105 and $1,500, reports Tech in Asia
Come tech bubble or fundraising struggle, start-ups stay optimistic: Report
33% said they were looking to hire women in leadership roles, reports Tech in Asia
 "Come tech bubble or fundraising struggle, start-ups stay optimistic: Report")
This Pakistani sharing economy start-up brings you beauticians on demand
GharPar takes a 30 per cent cut on each transaction to pay for overheads, reports Tech in Asia
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SigTuple uses AI to test your blood, and it just landed $5.8 mn in funding
This is the largest investment in a healthcare AI start-up out of India, reports Tech in Asia
 "SigTuple uses AI to test your blood, and it just landed $5.8 mn in funding")
VCs could be bad for your start-up. Here's an alternate model of funding
Professor Saras Sarasvathy says have someone pay you to build the product, reports Tech in Asia
Online pharmacy Netmed plans to reach all small towns
Firm is waiting for GST before it ties up with pharmacies in these territories
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Second life: Pioneers of tech start-ups are donning new avatars
It is not easy to let go of the company you founded
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Bharat Innovation gets Sebi nod to operate as VC fund
Fund to back start-ups in social enterprise area; Focus areas: health, digital tech, sustainability
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3 reasons why collaboration between fintech firms and banks makes sense
There may not be much merit in pitting one against the other, reports Tech in Asia
NRI-led fintech startup starts online transaction platform in Singapore
It allows cheap transfer of funds to India; to expand transfers to Malaysia, Hong Kong, Australia
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CarTrade raises $55 mn to fund acquisitions
Will use funds to buy smaller firms in used and new car space, and for car financing
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An American got caught in the middle of demonetisation. Here's her take
If there's opportunity, hackers will come, reports Tech in Asia
Fashion e-commerce player Voonik looks to turn profitable by year end
It wants to cut costs, improove efficiency and engage customers to return to shop on the platform.
 "Fashion e-commerce player Voonik looks to turn profitable by year end")
Truworth Wellness is bringing good health straight to the workplace
In April, the start-up will launch an updated 'Wellness Corner', reports Tech in Asia
Why and how I started a community for female start-up founders
Christina Teo tells Tech in Aisa that the community will stay with you if you are authentic
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