Enterprise
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Unacademy, Udaan, CRED dominate latest LinkedIn Top Startups India list
The list is made up of Indian startups that have acquired growth, talent, and investment amid challenging times, and indicates where Indians want to work
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Freshworks, Indian SaaS poster child, ends first day on a high after Nasdaq listing
The company increased its listing price on strong demand and raised over $1 billion from its IPO. With the strong share price performance on day one, its market value is close to $15 billion
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Horn OK, Please: How PumPumPum got a headstart in the used-car leasing business
The startup is making the most of the pandemic and demand for personal mobility. The challenge, though, is to stay put as it's a long drive ahead
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$17 million in a year: Why are investors queueing up at Dukaan?
It all started with Jockey underwear. Then the goats started bleating. And finally Nivea got into its lotion act... welcome to Dukaan, an online retail platform
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How edtech startup Eruditus entered the unicorn club
The firm rocked the edtech charts by making Ivy League education accessible and affordable to executives across the globe
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Rattle makes a loud start. What next?
Three Indian engineers are making messaging apps the interface for enterprise software. Can Rattle make its need felt loud and clear for businesses?
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India's seeing a flurry of new unicorn startups. What's going on, and what's next?
Close to half of India's billion dollar-plus tech ventures—26 till mid-August—have emerged in 2021. Two dozen unicorns have emerged in just eight months. Can they keep galloping?
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Skit raises $23 million in Series B from WestBridge Capital
Fresh funds will help the AI-based voice startup build delivery and R&D capabilities as well as expand globally
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Soothe Healthcare, maker of Paree sanitary brand, raises Rs 100 crore in extended Series C round
The latest funding, led by GII, Northern Arc and Incred, swells the overall Series C kitty to Rs 230 crore in a month
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It is a great time to be an entrepreneur: Sanjay Swamy
The managing partner at Prime Venture Partners on why startups must use money as a tool and not a weapon, and how first wave of Digital India has aligned with other factors to create a heady environment for the birth of unicorns
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Comma, Semicolon and Colon: Decoding the grammar of India's billion-dollar startup behemoths
One similarity between grammar and business is that both are defined by punctuation marks. As the recent unprecedented unicorn run of startups indicates, the magic is in knowing when and how the two go together