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VC Tales: Rajan Anandan, the celebrated VC, has a penchant for backing game-changers. -His $3M seed in Ola, India's ride-hailing giant, set the stage. -The $2M Series A in Freshworks, now a $10B SaaS unicorn, displayed his foresight. -Rajan's

'Will take you to court if I lose any single penny': Angry trader slams Kamath's Zerodha after glitch India's second-largest brokerage firm, Zerodha, once again faced a technical glitch. On Monday, multiple users took to X to report technical issues

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Valley Tales. Virgin Hyperloop One’s dream of revolutionizing transportation has been derailed by internal strife and legal troubles. The company, with total funding of $472M from Caspian VC Partners, China Investment Corporation, and Kaspar Venture

ShopClues, once a promising Indian e-commerce startup, faced a spectacular downfall Short case study for Medial-os! - Fierce competition from Amazon and Flipkart left ShopClues in the dust. They just couldn’t keep up with the big players. - Lost

Pets.com: The Rise and Fall of a Dot-com Era Icon In the late 1990s, the dot-com boom was in full swing, and investors were eager to get in on the latest internet startups. One such company that captured the attention of investors and pet lovers ali

Cool is not so nice: VICE The Spectacular Rise and Fall of Vice Media: In the early 2010s, Vice Media was the hottest name in new media. The company behind iconic documentaries like "The Vice Guide to Travel" and cutting-edge journalism was

Top News of the Day: 1. D2C kitchenware startup The Indus Valley has raised Rs 23.1 crore in its pre-Series A round, led by DSG Ventures 2. Uniphore, an enterprise-class and AI-native company, has acquired two data companies, ActionIQ and Infoworks

Koo's Founder on - Appearing for a startup interview Make a list of startups you’re generally interested in. If you’re risk averse but still want to work at a startup, try and choose a startup that’s gone beyond their Series B. The risk is usually