Delhi pricked the Bengaluru bubble
What makes Delhi startups resilient, and what happens to Bengaluru?
What makes Delhi startups resilient, and what happens to Bengaluru?
To prioritise corporate governance and financial management, VCs like Peak XV, Matrix, and Accel are exercising a lot more oversight, introspection, and prudence while signing deals with Indian startup founders
American and Chinese tech giants, such as Microsoft and Alibaba, are competing in Southeast Asia, where local service providers are using AI to attract young, tech-savvy users
Financial advisors are crafting unique strategies to make the most of the rising affluence and shifting investment priorities in Tier 2 cities and beyond
Indian venture-capital firms that are due for an exit from their decade-old funds are challenged by their reliance on a few good assets, discount-hungry incoming investors, and an unrelenting regulator
As employees quit in droves, startups are getting creative with their human resource processes to address surging attrition rates
Meet five founders who shut their companies in 2023 and chose to return money at a time when fundraising has been hard
The heydays of Filipino B2C startups are approaching their end as venture capitalists and builders set sights on another field of startups in the country
In its quest to be profitable before a 2024 listing, the foodtech is reining in its employees
KPMG and the media consider the fintech to be the next big thing in Indonesia. But its products for content creators are still small
India’s overfunded and overvalued startups were built on the top of overvalued talent. Today, most startups have accepted drastically lower valuations, to avoid becoming “uninvestible”. But many professionals haven’t. They risk becoming the “unhireables”
Lummo raised nearly US$130 million in venture capital in over three years but couldn’t generate substantial revenues. Unable to find a fit-for-market product, it is chewing over two options to save its face