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Amid all the furore, Inc42 checked out Veera Browser, the new kid on the block in the mobile browser market looking to take on Google.

As a challenger browser for India, Veera is created by by Arjun Ghose, previously an investor with VC firm Falcon Edge, Alpha Wave and McKinsey, Rahul Pagdipati, chairman of the board Zebpay and board member at Brave browser, Aditya Julka, serial entrepreneur founder of Paddle8, and Kanu Gupta, founding leadership of Goldman Sachs in India and serial investor.

The company said with safety and speed being paramount, Veera stands as a testament to homegrown innovation that addresses the core needs of crash-free browsing speed and security. Homegrown Veera will compete largely with global internet browser including Microsoft, Google chrome and Apple safari.

A former executive at venture capital firm Alpha Wave Global, erstwhile Falcon Edge Capital, has floated his own startup to take on Google’s web browser, ......

Social Commerce unicorn DealShare has pulled the plug on its business-to-business (B2B) operations to focus on its business-to-consumer offering, laying off several employees in the ......

Mubadala Capital is the wholly owned asset management subsidiary of Mubadala Investment Company. Mubadala Capital announced the launch of a new business: Mubadala Capital Solutions, including an investment by Apollo Management (NYSE: APO) in its new evergreen Solutions strategy. The new platform offers bespoke solutions to investors, with a particular focus on institutional investors and…

The asset manager is seeding the first strategy within its Mubadala Capital Solutions unit with $2.7bn from its balance sheet.

The new platform offers bespoke solutions to institutional investors and family offices

The ET Startup of the Year will be characterised by breakthrough innovation, top-class execution and fast-paced growth. The quality of the founding and management team was an important component in decision making.

CRED CEO Kunal Shah has said that the Indian fintech ecosystem would not have achieved current growth without loss-making companies.