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Zeni Automates Startup Financials When entrepreneurs dream of making their mark, their minds don’t immediately waft over the the books. With Zeni, those entrepreneurs can keep their focus on ideas and growth. Founders Swapnil and Snehal Shinde founded the bookkeeping and accounting service for tech startups based on their experience founding two previous companies, Swapnil said. Zeni provides an AI-powered finance team to manage bookkeeping, pay bills reconcile invoices and complete all the o...

This Startup Is Digitizing Bus Commute In India Mumbai-based Chalo digitizes buses and makes them safe and reliable by enabling live tracking and contactless digital payment Grow Your Business, Not Your Inbox Stay informed and join our daily newsletter now! Email Youre reading Entrepreneur India, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. Technology has outrun humans in the recent past. Though it was discovered by humans, the latter is struggling to keep himself updated w...

9 April 2021, 7:28 pm EDT By Google and Alphabet have been served with a petition signed by more than one thousand employees and workers to "stop protecting harassers" in the workplace, despite being flagged and reported by their colleagues. Allegedly, despite the complaints sent by the affected and threatened workers, the Google parent company did not do anything and stayed silent on the matter.  Google, Alphabet Work Harassment (Photo : Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images) A visitor speaks in...

More than 500 employees have sent an open letter to Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai, demanding that the company stop protecting the harassers and provide workers an environment free from their abusers. The letter came after former Google engineer Emi Nietfeld wrote an opinion piece in The New York Times, alleging that she was forced to have one-on-one meetings with the man who harassed her. "My harasser still sat next to me. My manager told me H.R. wouldnt even make him change his desk...

Rising cases of harassment at Google forced over 500 employees to write open letter to Sundar Pichai  Over 500 Google employees have signed an open letter addressed to Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai, asking the company to stop protecting the harassers. advertisement HIGHLIGHTS Google employees asked Sundar Pichai to stop protecting the harassers in an open letter. The open letter demands demands Pichai to provide a safe environment for employees who face harassment in the company. The l...

Google workers demand further action on workplace harassment from CEO FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Google CEO Sundar Pichai speaks at a May 2019 conference in Mountain View.Jeff Chiu / Associated Press 2019Show MoreShow Less 2of2 Workers protest Google’s handling of sexual misconduct allegations at the companys Mountain View headquarters in November 2018.Noah Berger / Associated Press 2018Show MoreShow Less Hundreds of workers at Google parent Alphabet signed a letter Friday demanding the compan...

After their travel tech startup was acquired by Amex, these brothers chose to explore fintech AI-powered bookkeeping startup Zeni.AI, started by Swapnil Shinde and Snehal Shinde, has announced that it has raised $13.5 million in Series A funding by Saama Capital with participation from Amit Singhal, Sierra Ventures, SVB Financial Group, and others. 0 claps Share on One of the biggest challenges for any business owner is finance and expense management, and how the two can be efficiently contro...

Age Factors, Unknown Reasons: India Witnesses Deaths of Healthcare Workers Post-COVID Vaccination © REUTERS / AMIT DAVE Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/india/202103031082241606-age-factors-unknown-reasons-india-witnesses-deaths-of-healthcare-workers-post-covid-vaccination/ In recent days, India has ramped up its vaccination drive against the coronavirus. On 1 March, Prime Minister Narendra Modi got himself vaccinated, kick-sta...

Startup funding this week | KreditBee gets $75 million; ed-tech, direct-to-consumer brands continue to attract investors Priyanka Sahay © Jagyaseni Biswas Startup funding this week | KreditBee gets $75 million; ed-tech, direct-to-consumer brands continue to attract investors The Indian startups space remained abuzz with deal activities, with digital lending startup KreditBee securing an investment of $75 million in a Series C round of which saw participation from Premji’s P...

A month into 2021, these women entrepreneurs have sealed important funding deals From managing public transport to popularising traditional Indian handicrafts, these women led-startups have raised funding this month. 0 claps Share on One of the biggest difficulties that entrepreneurs face is raising funds from the right investors. The process is even more challenging for women entrepreneurs.  Despite a 11-time increase in women entrepreneurs in the tech space between 2018 and 2020, they secure...