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Zoho collaborates with SWB to support startups - Vimarsana News

Zoho collaborates with SWB to support startups

Zoho collaborates with SWB to support startups

Teachers are making a career switch from schools to edtech startups after the pandemic - Vimarsana News

Teachers are making a career switch from schools to edtech startups after the pandemic

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way teachers prefer working and many are now moving from teaching at schools to the virtual world of edtech startups. Here’s why.

Emerging Women-Led Tech Startup Symba Revolutionizes Talent Development With All-In-One Platform Committed To Diversity And Inclusion, Opening The Global Workforce - Vimarsana News

Emerging Women-Led Tech Startup Symba Revolutionizes Talent Development With All-In-One Platform Committed To Diversity And Inclusion, Opening The Global Workforce

/PRNewswire/ -- Fundamentally transforming workforce development, venture-backed and women-founded tech startup Symba introduces a visionary program management...

yellow class funding: Yellow Class gets $6-million funding from Elevation Capital, others - Vimarsana News

yellow class funding: Yellow Class gets $6-million funding from Elevation Capital, others

Yellow Class, an edtech startup focused on extracurricular activities, will use the funding for improving the product, developing more holistic content, hiring and driving expansion in more than 500 cities in India and abroad.

Dragoneer, Zeta's Bhavin Turakhia participated in Unacademy's latest funding round - Vimarsana News

Dragoneer, Zeta's Bhavin Turakhia participated in Unacademy's latest funding round

Bhavin Turakhia — who made his first ever startup investment — and existing investor Dragoneer together put in $10 million in Unacademys $440-million funding round, CEO Gaurav Munjal says.