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Far away from the epic ecommerce battle between Flipkart (to be owned by Walmart) and Amazon, Deepinder Goyal has been …

A year after the first allegations of sexual misconduct came up against venture capital investor Mahesh Murthy, at least half …

With the release of a national draft drones policy, India’s drone and unmanned aerial system (UAS) companies have a better clarity …

The most significant innovation in computer technology in 2001 was not Apple’s gleaming titanium PowerBook G4 or Microsoft’s Windows XP. …

“It’s a game of belief,” Manasij Ganguli tells me about getting customers, investors and employees around you. We are sitting …

After a long winter of bitterly fighting for a share of stomachs while counting on the internet to deliver them their daily food, companies such as Zomato, FoodPanda and Swiggy are beginning to see their fortunes change

Question: How did Snapdeal, once among India’s top two contenders to ecommerce dominance, flame out so spectacularly over less than …

SlickPOS, a cloud-based point-of-sale app for small retail establishments was built on a shoestring budget of Rs 2.6 lakh.

  “Are you a virgin?” “It doesn’t look like you have a boyfriend or a lover, so why don’t you …

The person behind posters advertising ‘VC for Startups’ in ‘Peak Bangalore’ is not the only one using subversion as street art in the city.

Can TVF survive the storm and the crisis in leadership, with such strong allegations being made against founder Arunabh Kumar?

A woman government officer, a Reuters journalist, and an American woman talk about verbal and physical harassment they faced at the hands of Mahesh Murthy.

Author Rashmi Bansal, another woman say Murthy behaved in an inappropriate manner

The ban on Ola and Uber’s carpooling services is regressive, says IT minister Priyank Kharge. The state’s policies have to be disruptive and progressive, he says.

These startup founders believe technology can save chit funds and are investing all they have to start companies focused on digitising the savings scheme.

One of the most interesting developments of the digital nomad phenomenon at present is the emergence of an early ecosystem.

Not so long ago, startup founders in India used to tell tales of how their families and friends would baulk …

Many Indian startups are working towards solutions to curb pollution in the country. We’re talking about cutting-edge technologies that can possibly bring our cities back from the brink of destruction.

Applying technology to services will help multiply productivity in services. Domestic-facing, service-oriented jobs powered by technology will help provide millions of Indians with jobs.

Chamath Palihapitiya, CEO of venture capital firm Social Capital, is looking to invest at least a billion dollars in Indian startups over the next 10 years, and the sector he is bullish on is fintech.