Why Saudi Arabia wants a piece of Indian startups — and how this will change the

The government of Saudi Arabia is considering setting up an office of its Sovereign Wealth Fund in India, and hoping to invest in Indian startups through venture capital. Arun Natarajan, founder and m

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