The last decade witnessed the technology landscape change rapidly. As humans kept pace, it also birthed the need for extensive reskilling.
Following the success of Sacred Games, Mirzapur and Inside Edge in 2018, the top streaming websites in India filled the internet with at least two to three new web series each month in 2019.
Try to imagine a Bollywood film today without a Punjabi song. Stop before you burst a blood vessel.
If electric vehicles (EVs) must make economic sense to customers, charging them should cost less than a third of what it does now, says India’s biggest homegrown cab-hailing company.
The ongoing parliamentary elections in India are noticeably different from any other till now.
A food delivery executive is no formidable challenger to a popular film star or a serving member of parliament. Yet, 38-year-old Jenifar Russell hopes to grab at least some of the cynosure in the Bengaluru Central constituency that goes to the polls today (April 18) in the second round of India’s general election.
Indian laws have not been kind to Apple, but the company is doing all it can to win in the market.
Indians are living their lives on WhatsApp.
A government policy that was seen as a death knell for several Indian e-commerce companies is instead proving to be a big boon for the sector.
Influencer marketing, which has emerged at the forefront of social media brand promotion in recent years, may already be losing its trust factor. Blame it on the ease with which the influencers inflate their number of followers, likes, and comments inorganically.
After weeks of high-voltage drama over a hostile takeover bid, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) may finally be close to successfully acquiring a majority stake in mid-sized IT firm Mindtree.
Mumbai-based Larsen & Toubro’s (L&T) plan to buy out Bengaluru-headquartered Mindtree has left many asking: Why is an 80-year-old engineering and construction company so interested in a mid-sized IT outsourcing firm that it is willing to risk a hostile takeover bid worth close to Rs10,700 crore ($1.6 billion)?
The Indian IT outsourcing industry is witnessing an unusual event: a hostile takeover bid.
India’s electric vehicles (EV) space has just received a South Korean booster shot.
In February, flight lieutenant Avani Chaturvedi created history by flying a MiG-21 bison solo. She was part of the first batch of woman pilots inducted into an Indian Air Force fighter squadron in 2016, the two others being flying officers Bhawana Kanth and Mohana Singh.
Food-tech startup Swiggy’s ambitious plan to also deliver groceries, medicines, and other daily essentials, banks on its impressive track record and deep pockets. But the road ahead could be treacherous.
One of India’s oldest food-technology ventures is trimming itself at a time when a younger cash-rich rival giving it a run for its money.
After years of a virtual duopoly, the Indian app-based ride-hailing market is witnessing a disruption of sorts. So what exactly does last month’s launch of Mahindra & Mahindra’s (M&M) Glyd mean for incumbents Ola and Uber?
India’s newest unicorn is wading into new waters.
Indian online shoppers’ data is a “national asset” and a “mine of natural resource,” which the Indian government wants exclusive rights to.
After having its moment in the sun for nearly two years, the fintech industry in India appears to be going through a rough patch.
A chunk of the $1 billion that Flipkart co-founder Sachin Bansal pocketed while exiting the e-commerce firm last year seems to be flowing back to India’s startup ecosystem.
Having bolstered its war chest with a billion dollars in December, India’s newest food tech unicorn is now reinforcing its technology base.
India’s e-commerce companies have hit a rough patch thanks to the country’s latest foreign direct investment (FDI) policy, which came into effect on Feb. 01.
