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Startups seek regulatory clarity from new govt - Vimarsana News

Startups seek regulatory clarity from new govt

India Business News: MUMBAI: With a new coalition govt at the centre set to swear in, the startup industry is seeking enhanced regulatory clarity, help to expedite the pro.

Tech startups DiFacto, three others raise early-stage funding; BharatX acquires Zenifi - Vimarsana News

Tech startups DiFacto, three others raise early-stage funding; BharatX acquires Zenifi

Deeptech startup DiFacto, climatetech startup EcoRatings and foodtech startup Devigere Biosolutions and antimicrobial manufacturer Nanosafe, secured early-stage funding, while YCombinator-backed BharatX has acquired healthcare finance ......

Homebound startups restructure; offline push by D2C brands - Vimarsana News

Homebound startups restructure; offline push by D2C brands

Happy Wednesday! Homegrown startups are stepping on the pedal for their move back home. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Pine Labs Clears First Leg of Reverse Flip from S'pore - Vimarsana News

Pine Labs Clears First Leg of Reverse Flip from S'pore

Pine Labs has secured clearance from a Singapore court to merge its domestic and Singapore entities, regulatory filings show. This is a step forward for the payments company in the process of shifting domicile back to India. It now awaits a nod at this end.

How Harshil Mathur Overcame 100 Bank Rejections To Build A Rs 63,000 Crore Startup - Vimarsana News

How Harshil Mathur Overcame 100 Bank Rejections To Build A Rs 63,000 Crore Startup

For Harshil Mathur, a nine-to-six corporate job was always dull, as he loves tackling new challenges every day. This drive led the IIT-Roorkee graduate to launch Razorpay in 2014, along with fellow alumni Shashank Kumar. The Bengaluru-based startup, now valued at $7.5 billion (approx Rs 63,000 crore), was once seen as an average idea and was rejected by 100 banks.