Enterprise
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Exclusive: Avendus Capital acquires Spark Capital's institutional equities business for an undisclosed amount
The transaction, which comes at a time when a host of digital and new economy companies are taking the IPO route, will help KKR-backed Avendus to get into the institutional equities business and capital markets
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Cow? Buffalo? Goat? No, it's oat Milk
A plant-based alternative dairy brand is trying to make a splash with oat milk. Can Alt Co find its milky way?
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Quick commerce: I don't understand the difference between 10 and 20 minutes - Dunzo's Kabeer Biswas
The co-founder of Dunzo on the future of quick commerce and the need to charge a delivery fee
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Samosa Party and its QSR gambit
Amit Nanwani and Diksha Pande used only one ingredient to make a brand out of a humble samosa: Passion. How big can the party be?
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Meet all the 42 unicorns born in 2021, the highest ever for any year
Indian startups, from fintech, edtech, healthtech and even proptech, are becoming favourites of investors at home and across the world. Here's a quick lowdown of all the 42 unicorns that were born in India in 2021
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Cars24 raises $400 million, valuation soars to $3.3 billion
Over the last twelve months, the online platform for used vehicles has mopped up over a billion dollars in funding and has tripled its valuation
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Hotmail founder Sabeer Bhatia's latest venture is ShowReel. Will it click?
After selling Hotmail to Microsoft for $400 million more than 20 years ago, Bhatia has been on a quest for his next big venture
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Welcome to Motel California: Bert Muller, Burrito, and India
Bert Mueller has been living his American dream by selling Mexican cuisine in India for close to a decade. Post-pandemic, California Burrito is set to clock its best numbers. Find out how Mueller built his Taco stand in India
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Age of Rage: How Rage is giving coffee a heady makeover
Rage Coffee has brewed instant success with its functional and flavoured offering. Can it now take on the big boys of the caffeine world?
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Investors call it the 'Amazon of Construction'. Meet the builders of Infra.Market, the now $2.5 billion behemoth
In its audacious bid to disrupt the fossilised real estate and constructions industry with its innovative business model, Infra.Market—the B2B online infra procurement platform—gets deeper with its retail play. Will the aggressive gambit pay off?
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Analysts, Ugly Duckling & Mr India: A peek into the rise and rise of Infra.Market
When Aaditya Sharda and Souvik Sengupta wanted to scale their bootstrapped venture in early 2019, they couldn't find takers. Finally, when venture capital came, the friends managed to save 2.5 percent stake. The Infra.Market story, though, did not get diluted