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Work Automation Platform Squad Raises $2.1M
The investments are from India and Valley based investors. Squad is going after the multi billion dollar business process outsourcing industry.
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From Safety To Logistics, Locus Says It Like It Is
In December 2014, was the infamous Delhi Uber incident. And my cofounder and I decided to do something about the situation. We were pleasantly surprised when food tech companies started using the app too.
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GreyOrange Advances Further In Southeast Asia With Ninja Van
GreyOrange Robotics’ high-performance Linear Sorter will enable high-speed handling at Ninja Van.
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“The Devil Is In The Detail,” Venture Capitalists React To Budget 2017.
If we had to sum up the venture capitalist (VC) reaction to budget, we would have to say it was as lukewarm as the budget proposals covering startups. Most of their concern was around the still unpractical if not confusing tax regimes.
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Startup India Should Move Beyond Hype
Prime Minister Narendra Modi appears to have a large fan following among non-resident Indians (NRIs) and many of them may be keen to start ventures in India... "People living in other countries think that India is what the prime minister portrays when he goes abroad. But it's so much different here..."
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Biggest VC's Funding Incredible India
The most active VC looks like a toss-up between Accel Partners and Sequoia Capital, with the latter inching forward; SAIF is somewhere near second runner up for the title with Blume and IAN rounding up the notable active VCs in India for 2016.
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Aiming To Organize A 100% Disorganized C2B Market (Part 2)
Cashify is a series A stage startup launched in 2014 by Mandeep Manocha, Nakul Kumar and Amit Sethi, seriously looking to organize a totally disorganized second hand device market. And works on making a tech platform that will try to give you the best price possible.
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Aiming To Organize A 100% Disorganized C2B Market (Part 1)
Cashify is a series A stage startup launched in 2014 by Mandeep Manocha, Nakul Kumar and Amit Sethi, seriously looking to organize a totally disorganized second hand device market. And works on making a tech platform that will try to give you the best price possible.
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