The AI-led social platform, Lunchclub has stepped foot in the Indian market to unlock human capability and serve as an extraordinary business networking platform. Lunchclub, a US based AI powered

Ola Cars will allow the customers to buy new and owned vehicles via the Ola App which will perhaps provide a range of vehicle-related services including the vehicle purchase, finance,

Carmen Vicelich, founder and CEO of Valocity shared that the company was delighted to welcome Mandal’s caliber who has years of expertise in the category and will participate in building

The funding round witnessed the participation of Avendus Future Leaders Fund who presented itself as a financial advisor to assist the farm-to-fork startup in carrying out the transaction. Licious, Bengaluru-based

The SpaceX-manufactured broadband division is anticipated to launch its broadband service in the country from December next year, with over two lakh active terminals yet to get prior approval from

WeWork India was anticipated to turn profitable post the Rs. 200 crore raise in April 2021. However, in May this year, the main company declared another bulk loss of over

As per the reports and filings, about Rs. 70.20 crore of proceeds from the public issue will be utilized for covering capital expenses in constructing new outlets joining the chain

Oyo is eyeing to raise bulk USD 950 million (Rs. 7000 crore) by issuing new shares while the remaining is expected to be raised via offer for sale. Oyo Hotels

The most recent and significant contribution in the startup sector for raising seed money was recognized when earlier this year, in April 2021, Government launched the Startup India Seed Fund

The public offering led to the company’s market valuation at a bulk $12.2 billion by unwrapping the opening at 21 per cent higher than the IPO price which was listed

The startup disclosed that the contribution from the Venture establishment will help the company augment the financial growth in the small business space in the next twelve months. Bangalore-based fintech

Byju Raveendran, co-founder and CEO of Byju’s, says joining forces with Tynker will help unlock the ability to bring imagination to hundreds of millions of students through coding. Banglore-based edtech