Erode has staved off the downturn by building regional brands and adhering to price discipline
SigTuple observed poorly staffed and overworked labs in India, and knew that it could speed things up cheaply
In its bid to level the playing field for offline retailers, the new e-eommerce policy has caused unrest among online giants
It is not only flush venture capitalists who are chasing start-ups. Family offices and high-net worth individuals are also chasing Unicorns
Kerala-based start-up Genrobotics has designed robots to clear manholes and drains, and municipalities are signing on as clients
With an expansion model driven by joint ventures, Godrej Properties has managed to march ahead despite industry headwinds
Paytm Mall aims to rival Amazon and Flipkart by offering competitive pricing and fast deliveries from offline stores in small cities
Switchon helps factories optimise performance by proactively detecting technical woes
Tech ventures from around the world that have successfully married innovation and impact
Ditch the unhealthy canteen staples for guilt-free munchies from Delhi-based Evolve's menu
In a market that was on a tear, which stocks rose the maximum and how in CY17
Infibeam’s Neeru Sharma has built one of the few profitable e-commerce ventures in the country
Stellapps is deploying affordable IoT solutions to weed out inefficiencies in dairy farms
iD Fresh Food used audacious thinking to create one of India’s most successful food brands
A whole bunch of new-age start-ups are now helping travellers curate their own holidays
It’s a do or die battle as local taxis slug it out with Ola and Uber. But it’s not going to be a joyride for the cab aggregators either
Machine learning start-up, Locus, is aiming for offline businesses after automating logistics for e-commerce players
With two ventures under her belt and a possible third coming up, Ananya Birla wants to make her mark in the start-up ecosystem
Achira’s work on diagnostic lab-on-a-chip technology could disrupt the market
Amid the flurry of investments in start-ups, failures are rising too. will this lead to more realistic valuations?
