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Who is Vinay Hiremath, Indian-origin co-founder who sold startup for $975 million? co-founder of Loom, sold his startup for $975 million to Atlassian in 2023 but feels confused about his future despite newfound wealth. Vinay Hiremath's first big br

Vinay Hiremath, co-founder of the video messaging platform Loom, says he is currently without an income and is seeking internships-despite personally earning an estimated $50-70 million from the startup's $975 million sale to Atlassian in 2023. In a

After selling Loom for nearly a billion dollars, cofounder Vinay Hiremath is grappling with the weight of sudden wealth. A brief flirtation with politics gave way to a one-way flight to Hawaii to study physics. Amid heartbreak, a failed Himalayan t

How a pizza box helped save Domino’s in India🍕 In 2023, Domino’s was in hot water. Profits dropped by nearly 70%, inflation was squeezing margins, and customers were losing interest. The solution? A surprisingly simple one: rethink the box. They s

After years of chasing capital abroad, billion-dollar tech giants are shifting their HQs back to India. Once drawn overseas by easier fundraising and U.S. IPO dreams, over 70 fastest-growing Indian tech companies are making a U-turn, closing offshore

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This guy built a ₹100 crore ARR company bootstrapped and is now aiming for an IPO. This is the story of Snitch, a fast fashion brand for men started by Siddharth in 2020. So Siddharth used to sell ready made clothes to businesses, but when COVID hi

It’s one of those rare instances when AMUL’s top man (Jayen Mehta) has got me a little worried about his plans 🙏🙏 In the last few days, Sir has expressed optimism about what Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs mean for Indian dairy exports. He has m

Top news of the week: 1. Fundings: - In comparison, the previous week saw 27 startups across early and growth stages secure around $585.71 million. - Growth and late-stage funding totaled nearly $137.2 million this week led by D2C snacking brand

Meet the woman who started with 20,000 and sold her company for 2500 CR. 1. Vandana Luthra was inspired by her mother, who ran a charitable Ayurveda initiative, Amar Jyoti, for low-income people. She also wanted to impact people's lives, so she went