The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is concerned over the impact cryptocurrencies may have on the financial stability in the economy, and has conveyed the same to the government, Governor…
BlackSoil on Wednesday announced it has cumulatively disbursed Rs 2,000 crore plus of debt deals via its credit platform of NBFC and AIFs, signifying year-on-year growth of over 100 percent.…
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You’ll need to have the funding available if you have dreams of starting your own business. Here is some information on how you can apply for the small business loans…
Vedantu reported a revenue of INR 35.8 Cr in FY20 while its losses grew 6x to INR 158 CrThe company’s spending on employee benefits made up half of its total…
RecargaPay, a Brazil-based fintech that allows users to top off their prepaid cell phones online, announced this morning that they’ve closed their $70 million Series C. The company, which operates…
The Union Cabinet has approved the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for information technology (IT) hardware products such as personal computers, laptops, tablets, and servers, with incentives worth Rs 7,350 crore,…
If you enjoy driving and feel at your happiest when you’re on the road, it makes sense to earn a living from driving. There are many driving-centric businesses that you…
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Bahrain-headquartered Investcorp is set to invest $10.36 million in Safari Industries, a luggage and bags brand. The transaction is now subject to shareholders and regulatory approvals. Safari Industries is India's third-largest…
While more businesses are turning to text messages as a marketing channel, Emotive CEO Brain Zatulove argued that most marketers are just treating it as another “newsletter blast.” “The reason…