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Govt more comfortable with 'marketplace' model instead of FDI in e-com
The Indian government, which was said to be readying a plan to allow foreign direct investment (FDI) in e-commerce, now ......
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Kochi-based SectorQube raises under $50K in crowdfunding for smart microwave oven
SectorQube Technologies Pvt Ltd, a Kochi-based Startup Village incubatee, has raised over $48,000 (around Rs 30 lakh) via crowdfunding platform ......
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Fashionandyou trying to reboot with $50M new funding from existing investors, others
Smile Group is trying to make a comeback in the lucrative and fast growing lifestyle apparel and accessories e-com space ......
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Security device startup Rico raises $120K in crowdfunding via Kickstarter
Kochi Startup Village incuabtee Mindhelix Inc. has raised under $120,000 through crowd-funding platform Kickstarter for its product ‘Rico’ that converts ......
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Self-drive car rental service Zoom secures $8M from Sequoia, others
Bangalore-based ZoomCar India Pvt Ltd, which runs a membership-based, self-drive car rental service under the brand Zoom, has secured $8 ......
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Hybrid higher education services provider iNurture raises $5M from Bertelsmann
Bangalore-based iNurture Education Solutions Pvt Ltd, which provides higher education services in the online as well as offline formats, has ......
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Some categories will do well online but e-com euphoria won't last long: Biyani
Kishore Biyani, chief of India’s second-largest retail group Future Group, said on Monday that there are some categories such as ......
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Michael & Susan Dell Foundation puts $2M in virtual classroom solutions co Edutel
Bangalore-based Edutel Technologies Pvt Ltd, a provider of virtual classrooms for students in government and low-fee private schools, has secured ......
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Personalised student assessment firm Xamcheck gets $1.8M funding from Aspada
Secunderabad-based PI Policy Innovations Pvt Ltd, the company behind Xamcheck, an independent third-party assessment, test design and feedback solution for ......
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Infosys pulls out of proposed 100 acre development centre project in Bangalore
Country's second largest software services firm Infosys has pulled out of the proposed software development centre project to be set ......