Indian fintech giant Groww has made a significant move, repatriating its headquarters from the U.S. to India. This decision, however, came with a hefty price tag: a staggering $160 million in taxes.

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BlackSoil, the alternative credit platform empowering India's burgeoning startup ecosystem, has once again demonstrated its commitment to fueling innovation by deploying over ₹230 crore (approximately ...

The Indian ed-tech startup, Byju's, once a symbol of meteoric success, now finds itself entangled in a complex legal battle that could shape the future of the company and send ripples through the ...

After a long and frustrating wait, Chandigarh Startup Ecosystem is finally getting the support it deserves. The UT administration is set to unveil its much-anticipated startup policy by the end of ...

In a dramatic turn of events, Zerodha, India’s third-largest stock brokerage firm, is confronting significant challenges that may threaten its future. The company’s name, a clever blend of “zero” and ...

The air crackled with excitement at the India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2024 as MediaTek, a global semiconductor giant powering billions of devices worldwide, unveiled its ambitious roadmap for AI-powered ...

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Raveendran aimed to expand Byju’s reach into international markets and dominate both offline and online education spaces. However, in hindsight, this buying spree looks more like a game of Monopoly ...