Google, Amazon, Microsoft, IBM, Accenture, Dell and Wipro are among 20 companies that are part of the programme that seeks to foster an environment wherein corporates would help startups by sharing with them the expertise of their employees, by providing… Read more ›
Before the Bansals and Bahls, there was Kothandaraman Vaitheeswaran. And then he just fell off the grid. The story of K. Vaitheeswaran, a pioneer of e-commerce in India, who was far ahead in the game compared to Flipkart or Snapdeal, but… Read more ›
An insider’s account of what went wrong with a brilliant 20-something IIT dropout’s entrepreneurial journey. Everyone likes a good story. And Rahul Yadav’s is a great one. He’s taken the Indian start-up ecosystem on a roller-coaster. A ride that has… Read more ›
It’s been 6 months since I started StayUncle. Joined a great team, got infected with a great idea and made handful of mistakes. Some of them disgust me. Some of them brought me bits of glory. Some of them I… Read more ›
Bill Gross has founded a lot of startups, and incubated many others — and he got curious about why some succeeded and others failed. So he gathered data from hundreds of companies, his own and other people’s, and ranked each… Read more ›
Entrepreneurs often spend hundreds of hours raising funds from angel and venture capital investors. While these activities are clearly important, analysis of new data on startups suggests that founders should also dedicate significant time to something that many people overlook:… Read more ›
Listen. If they say your idea sucks, listen to the feedback, take notes, and ask for contact info. Then go fix the problems, or come up with another idea and demonstrate you listened. Get to the point. People like Ron… Read more ›
Is this a sustainable business model ? Indian internet startups are burning millions of dollars in hopes of building viable future businesses. Read More: http://www.vccircle.com/news/startups/2015/04/07/can-you-%E2%80%9Cburn%E2%80%9D-your-way-startup-success
Andy Rubin, the creator behind Android that left Google late last year, just raised $242 million for his venture fund Playground Ventures, according to an SEC filing discovered earlier this week by website PE Hub. He hopes to raise $300… Read more ›
Here is a country of 120 crores of population, whose 60% people depend on daily roti but ironic that there is nobody who could make Chapati-making device for every home. Barring large-scale chapati-makers, nobody could think of a simple roti-maker… Read more ›