This bootstrapped startup aims to make stock market investments AI-driven
Upside AI is a Mumbai-based investment firm that uses machine learning and fundamental analysis to invest in the Indian stock market.
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Kanika Agarrwal, Atanuu Agarrwal, and his friend Nikhil Hooda believe artificial intelligence (AI) is the new Warren Buffett. This got them to start
Upside AI in December 2017.
Kanika says, “We started Upside AI with the belief that technology should be at the core when it comes to making fundamental investment decisions. This is because we believe technology will make better decisions than humans over the long term since machines are unbiased and unemotional decision-makers.”
[Funding alert] Femtech startup Say Cheese raises seed round at Rs 10 Cr valuation
The Mumbai-based femtech startup will use the funds to build its services and enhance the technology to make the platform more scalable.
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Say Cheese, a
Mumbai-based femtech startup, on Monday announced that it has raised an undisclosed amount in a seed funding round from Indian national angel investor
Naved Khan, who is currently based out of Australia.
This seed round pegs the valuation of the startup at Rs 10 crore.
Naved Khan, who has previously worked at Ebay and Idea Cellular, is currently an entrepreneur and angel investor based in Sydney. After spending over 18 years in the corporate sector and working across different countries and geographies in leading companies, he now runs his own company
Proptech startup hBits amalgamates real estate, finance, and tech to create a platform where retail investors can invest with a foreseeable exit strategy.
Why this scion of the Birla family chose to launch an edtech startup
Founded by Yash Birla’s son, Nirvaan Birla, Birla Brainiacs is a collaborative learning app for students in Classes 1 to 12. The edtech startup began operations in April 2020, and offers courses in math, science, English, coding, mental ability, vedic math, and more.
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For more than 150 years, the Birlas have been part of India’s industrial and business history. Generations of the family have grown the family legacy and helped the group scale into a massive conglomerate.
But one of the younger Birlas has a different agenda in mind: changing the way education and pedagogy are viewed.
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There is no age bar when it comes to entrepreneurship. All it needs is a solid idea, the right mentorship, and the will to carry it forward.
Over the past year, we have featured many young entrepreneurs whose skills have been honed at the
Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!), making them achievers at a very young age.
Natisha Shah, a 16-year-old student of Dhirubhai Ambani School in Mumbai, is one such young entrepreneur who wants to spread joy in the lives of others through her “
Boxes of Joy”.
And to think it all began because she was often sick as a child! “I would spend a number of hours indoors and would be completely bored after exhausting the few options I had to entertain myself,” she says.