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Change of heart: Indian SaaS firms prefer Dalal Street over Nasdaq for IPOs - Vimarsana News

Change of heart: Indian SaaS firms prefer Dalal Street over Nasdaq for IPOs

SaaS companies have typically viewed the US market as more favourable to list, but with better valuations and growth expectations, the Indian market is attracting some of them.

3one4 Capital-backer Nippon Life India AIF in the market to raise up to $180m for Fund II - Vimarsana News

3one4 Capital-backer Nippon Life India AIF in the market to raise up to $180m for Fund II

Nippon Life India AIF Management is currently on the road to raise its second fund targeting a corpus of $150-180m, DealStreetAsia has learnt.

Meet man who quit high-paying job in US, settled in Indian village, built Rs 2000 crore company, got idea from… - Vimarsana News

Meet man who quit high-paying job in US, settled in Indian village, built Rs 2000 crore company, got idea from…

The Inspirational success story of Arjun Ahluwalia, the man who left the life of luxury and comfort in the US and settled in a village in Maharashtra.

Meet Man Who Gave Up Lucrative Pay Package In US, Lived In Indian Village, Built Rs 2000 Crore Firm, His Business Is... - Vimarsana News

Meet Man Who Gave Up Lucrative Pay Package In US, Lived In Indian Village, Built Rs 2000 Crore Firm, His Business Is...

Settled in the US with a handsome salary with a big private equity company in New York, Arjun Ahluwalia decided to give up the life of luxury and comfort.

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Stock Market Today: Top 10 things to know before the market opens - Vimarsana News

Stock Market Today: Top 10 things to know before the market opens

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold shares worth Rs 990.90 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) purchased Rs 104.23 crore worth of stocks on January 9, provisional data from the NSE showed.