Startups
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Tapping the 'invisible' opportunity cost: Vibhor Gupta
The 39-year-old CFO of Chalo believes that cutting five percent here and ten percent there to save cost doesn't do much good, while also thwarting growth. Instead he decided to find opportunity in a crisis
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Claim and Acclaim: Can Kenko move the needle with its unique healthcare model?
The health tech startup is changing the lopsided mediclaim narrative in India by looking beyond hospitalisation—and focussing on OPD expenses including doctor visits, medicines and more
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Anita Kishore: Harnessing Newton's laws of motion
The 34-year-old head of finance and chief strategy officer at Byju's is an engineer-turned-teacher-turned-strategist. She's the stronghand behind many physics-defying moves that the edtech giant has made across the world
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Gokul Shrinivas: Putting energy conservation in your palms
MinionLabs' palm-sized smart Minion device gives users detailed data and analytics of electricity consumption to help automate and conserve energy to reduce electricity bills
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Home interiors startup Livspace turns unicorn
Series F round sees $180 million from KKR, but comes as the company struggles with execution issues
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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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Exclusive: Infra.Market set to buy 24 percent in Shalimar Paints
Move to invest Rs270 crore pits the construction solutions company against paints biggies such as Asian Paints, Kansai Nerolac and Berger
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India's product generation has lessons for the world: Girish Mathrubootham
A new generation of entrepreneurs is excelling at building software products, and at the same time, helping create a new tech landscape globally, the founder and CEO of Freshworks writes
