UpFront
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Big data can make Indian cities better places to live
A joint initiative of the Tata Trusts and the World Council on City Data aims to bring about a data revolution in Indian cities and the way they are governed
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Ten interesting things that we read last week
How Elon Musk learn fast, how poor countries develop rich countries, Steve Jobs' legacy...and more such articles
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Wydr raises Series A from Stellaris, Bessemer and Jungle Ventures
The Gurugram-based mobile wholesale marketplace plans to expand its seller base across wholesale hubs in India, and introduce new categories and upgrade its technology innovation
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Roadmap for a new India
As global challenges loom, Arun Jaitley's Budget 2017 must ensure all the growth engines are firing
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DRT allows banks to recover dues of over Rs 6,000 crore from Vijay Mallya
Debt Recovery Tribunal directed the recovery of Rs 6,203 crore plus interest at the rate of 11.5 percent annually from Mallya and his associate companies
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Corporate frauds increase across the world, but India holds up
Sixty eight percent of respondents with operations in the country say they experienced a fraud related incident in 2016, down from 80 percent in 2015, says Kroll Annual Global Fraud Report
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Deals discover app Little acquires Stylofie
With this acquisition, the startup aims to strengthen its presence in the beauty and wellness segment
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Tata Motors launches lifestyle vehicle Hexa
With a starting price of Rs 11.99 lakh, it will give competition to rivals Mahindra XUV500 and Toyota Innova Crysta
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'For Rs100 crore, you are completely messing up the entrepreneurial ecosystem'
Industry bodies including Nasscom and TiE form 'coalition' to draw attention to difficulties that Indian startups face
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MSD Telematics acquires Heuristics Info Systems in an all-cash deal
It will help the Gurugram-based company service international clientele with innovative software solutions
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Curiositi Learning raises Series A funding from Menterra, Unitus Seed Fund
The education startup, through its activity-led learning programmes, plans to impact 100,000 students in the next two years