Special
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Cashless economy: Cabinet clears service charge waiver on card payments
New measures could help India's nascent "fintech" businesses tap a market that could be as large as $150 billion
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'In India, it hurts to pay 40 percent TDS on an exit'
The team at 500 Startups is bullish on India, but feels that the current tax framework for early stage foreign investors, is stifling
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I treat Flipkart like my child, it's a big part of my life: Sachin Bansal
In a major management restructuring last month, Flipkart named Sachin Bansal as its new executive chairman
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For me entrepreneurship happened by chance: actor Kunal Kapoor
Bollywood star believes that for an actor talking about a startup to investors and people, is like a 'double edge sword'
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2016 will be a reality check for India's e-commerce industry
Sreedhar Prasad, Partner at KPMG India believes that now it is about value and profitability for e-commerce players
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Dave McClure's 500 Startups to more than double investment bets in India
The Silicon Valley-based accelerator-cum-venture fund that is looking to invest in 30 to 50 startups, up from 24 last year, also wants to reach the 100-a-year mark
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Valuation is just a number; we are excited about what we are building: Rohit Bansal
Snapdeal co-founder says if valuation starts influencing the business, you are not running it the right way
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How will VC funding play out in 2016?
Venture capitalists are looking to engage more with entrepreneurs in 2016 to know their products and price points better
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Meet the Ather S340, the future of scooters in India
The scooter has been designed ground up to run as an electric vehicle with modern technologies and materials to handle India's real-world conditions
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India's Rs-251 smartphone: Is it a pipe dream or for real?
A full-fledged smartphone at less than the equivalent of $4, without subsidies, is either impossible or a scam, say industry executives
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Free Basics or not, India's poor deserve to be connected to the internet
India, the world's second-largest smartphone market, but also home to millions of poor with no Internet access