PC: Techcircle September’s first week kicked off on a high note for Indian startups, as far as funding was concerned. For the week spanning September 2 to September 7, Indian

PC: Startup Stash This week, Dubai saw massive funding for several innovative startups, proving the city to be a thriving entrepreneurial hub. From a fintech, workforce management, and AI-driven dating

PC: Forbes  In the wide investment universe, space technology is again hogging the limelight of investors. Chatter in the venture community is centered on the huge funding seen by space

PC: Inc42 In one of the largest funding rounds in India’s ride-hailing space, Rapido has raised USD 200 million in its Series E funding round, led by WestBridge Capital. Key

In a key milestone for the backpacker hostel industry, The Hosteller, one of the leading chains of experiential and budget-friendly hostels, announced that it has successfully closed Rs 32 crore

This week, startup funding in India saw a dramatic spike to 31 startups raising around $490.32 million. Of the total deals this week, seven were growth-stage deals, and 19 early-stage,

This week saw a host of innovative companies raise substantial funding in Dubai, acting as a superb signal of the dynamic startup ecosystem to be found in the city. Ranging

Craft coffee and bakery chain Blue Tokai has closed a $35M Series C funding round led by Verlinvest, a fully integrated investment platform. Other participants include Anicut Capital and A91

AGRIM, a rapidly growing B2B agritech startup, has closed its latest Series B funding round with up to $17.3 million, about 145 Cr, led by leading investment advisor Asia Impact

Clean Electric, a pioneering startup in energy storage solutions, has raised Rs 48.5 crore  in its second round of investment in the last 20 months. This accounts for a large

General Catalyst has led a $340 million follow-on financing round into Zepto, along with new investors Dragon Fund and Epiq Capital. It also saw participation from existing investors StepStone, Lightspeed,

Pilgrim, a D2C beauty and personal care firm, has raised around $9 million in an extended Series B funding round, undertaken completely by leading investors Fireside and Vertex Ventures. PC: