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Meru withdrew its seven-year-old NCLAT appeal against Ola and Uber, citing financial constraints and business challenges The case alleged Ola and Uber spent Rs 13,000 Cr on incenti
In H1 2026, Hyderabad saw 45% YoY increase in funding value, more than Bengaluru (8% increase) or Chennai (26% growth) Meanwhile, startups based in Delhi NCR raised 39% less fundin
The group CEO Ritesh Agarwal directly holds a 6.59% stake in the company, while he also owns 20.12% and 3.81% indirectly via his investment vehicles SoftBank via SVF India Holdings
The Centre has asked Meta to pause WhatsApp’s proposed username rollout in India and submit an explanation within three days The move followed concerns around impersonation, identi
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Telum Therapeutics, a Spanish BioTech company, today announced the successful completion of an €18 million Series A financing to advance its lead programme targeting hospital-acquired (HABP) and ve
London’s Ruya Ventures, a solo GP venture capital firm founded by DeepTech investor Rick Hao, has announced a €43 million ($50 million) fundraise for its first VC fund, aimed at supporting gl
Silicon Valley’s unofficial motto is “Move fast, break things”. Software companies build, launch, iterate, and scale, hoping that by the time debt catches up you have enough customers and resources
Amsterdam-based cybersecurity startup Dawnguard has announced the public launch of its security architecture automation platform, alongside an additional €2.8 million ($3.3 million) in pre-Seed fun
We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: the autonomous vehicle space is starting to feel like a repeat of the 2016 hype cycle. Travis Kalanick is&#
The acquisition marks Phitku’s first institutional funding round, in a combination of primary capital infusion and a secondary share purchase The founders will continue to lead ope
As global robotics companies race to build physical AI, India's workers are supplying the human movements that teach machines how to work In the 1990s, American hospitals began rou
