Tech & Innovation
Club Factory’s breakout growth in India has squeezed rival e-commerce playersA Chinese e-commerce player is giving its rivals in India a run for their money.
Updated July 21, 20222 min read
A Chinese e-commerce player is giving its rivals in India a run for their money.
Walmart’s $16 billion investment in Indian e-commerce may finally be bearing fruit.
Uber Eats’s exit from India may be part of a larger strategy the company has deployed the world over.
The bullet Ola dodged in food-delivery could be coming at it in ride-hailing.
Uber Eat’s abrupt disappearance from India’s food-delivery scene yesterday (Jan. 21) has put all eyes on its rival, Ola.
India’s love affair with smartphones is no secret.
Zomato today (Jan. 21) announced it has acquired Uber’s food-delivery business in India.
India’s obsession with smartphone applications has shot up rapidly in recent years.
The Indian government reportedly snubbed the world’s richest man last week.
In 2009, when Tech Mahindra acquired Satyam Computer Services and said it would lay off around 10,000 “surplus staff,” the government intervened and ensured the retrenchment was called off.
Cricket is a religion in India, and digital payments major PhonePe knows it better than anyone.
India has one of the world’s largest working-age population, but finding the right talent is a massive struggle.
A brigade of pro-government Indian Twitterati is coming out all guns blazing against Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
For the past few days, part-time Swiggy delivery assistant Vishal Samjiskar’s phone has been ringing nonstop.
There’s no stopping the volcanic eruption of protests across India against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).
Indian women are emerging as the torchbearers of defiance—and Bollywood isn’t far behind.
Dating in India is hard. It’s harder if you’re gay. Transgender persons are, arguably, the worst off.
Internet shutdowns are more than merely an inconvenience—they’re major economic black holes.
Venture capital (VC) firms in India hold a narrow worldview when it comes to startup founders.
Authorities in India, more than anywhere else in the world, are keeping a close eye on TikTok.
Children’s author Dr Seuss describes reading as a gateway to learning. “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go,” he wrote in 1978.
In 2019, English movies outshone Hindi and regional language cinema on various fronts.
Train travel in India has taken a hit amid protests and demonstrations being held in several parts of the country.
A single app that clubs a bunch of services, or super app, was the buzz word in the Indian internet ecosystem in 2019.