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Airtel Payments Bank, Frontier Markets and the Mastercard Centre for Inclusive Growth have announced the launch of She Leads Bharat:Udyam, an initiative to elevate 100,000 Indian women-owned small businesses with resources, tools and opportunities to grow and diversify their incomes.

Kenyan startup MESH, the country’s first online community for young entrepreneurs in the informal economy, has announced it has reached 150,000 members.

Shamina Singh, an important figure in Indo-US business, is US President Joe Biden's choice to join the President's Export Council, the main government advisory body for foreign commerce.

New courses will teach the gig workers how to start their own business

Alpine Group, which supplies brands including The North Face and Under Armour, is partnering with financial inclusion programme HERfinance.

On 5 January 2022, when the trading window was closed, there was a purchase of 4,900 shares of ICICI Bank in the account of Rama Bijapurkar, who was an independent director (ID) of the Bank.

AMMAN — Mercy Corps on Sunday hosted an event titled “MicroMentor’s Impact and Success” with the aim to provide a mentoring platform for emerging entrepreneurs.Director of the Youth, Technology and Jobs Project at the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship Raed Madanat, Canada’s Ambassador to Jordan Donica Pottie along with media representatives attended the event,

How COVID-19 made micro women entrepreneurs digital savvy The coronavirus pandemic has seen a spurt of women entrepreneurs in rural India who have not just turned into savvy entrepreneurs but have also embraced digital solutions Ajita Shashidhar | March 15, 2021 | Updated 23:00 IST The COVID-19 pandemic opened doors to an entirely new business proposition for Satara-based Savita Dishe, who sold brooms at a weekly haat. When the markets shut due to the lockdown, Dishe obviously went out of busi...

There Is An Urgent Need To Digitize Micro-retailers For A Bright Future By Juma / Published December 10, 2020 | 8:34 am Covid-19 was an event in history that was never anticipated. It got both individuals and businesses unprepared, leaving millions of them to react towards it. Nobody around the world ever prepared for an event like what the year 2020 presented. With people taking precautions such as wearing masks, washing hands, sanitizing, and maintaining social distance, businesses saw a dwin...