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Zypp Funding: EV fleet management startup Zypp eyes USD 40 million from Tribe, others at USD 300-350 million value, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Zypp Funding: EV fleet management startup Zypp eyes USD 40 million from Tribe, others at USD 300-350 million value, ET Auto

Zypp Funding: Zypp Electric seeks USD 40M funding from Tribe Capital for expansion and tech development. Revenue tripled in FY24. Launching USD 250M India fund with Shiprocket's Vishesh Khurana. Raj Snehil Juneja also joins the team.

Vishesh Khurana: Shiprocket's cofounder to lead Tribe Capital's first India fund - Vimarsana News

Vishesh Khurana: Shiprocket's cofounder to lead Tribe Capital's first India fund

Tribe Capital's India AIF, led by Vishesh Khurana, aims for local presence with Raj Snehil Juneja. Zomato linked. Emphasis on local partners, capital. Funding round targets exit for early investors.

Maju Kuruvilla is out as CEO of one-click checkout company Bolt - Vimarsana News

Maju Kuruvilla is out as CEO of one-click checkout company Bolt

Maju Kuruvilla is no longer CEO of one-click checkout company Bolt, just over two years after taking over the role.

Biggest opportunities & risks leaders see in a "new era of AI" - Vimarsana News

Biggest opportunities & risks leaders see in a "new era of AI"

Individually, over 90% agree that AI represents an opportunity for them in their roles, and 85% of leaders are confident that AI will benefit their organisation.

Global tech spending expected to keep climbing on AI demand - Vimarsana News

Global tech spending expected to keep climbing on AI demand

Even as companies worldwide are projected to spend 5.3% more on technology this year, businesses will remain largely unprepared for the impact of AI.

Source: zdnet.com