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Falguni Nayar on Nykaa's bumper listing; Zomato's Q2 results Nykaa, founded by Falguni Nayar in 2012, has never been an ordinary startup. In its early days, it was funded entirely by Nayar and her husband, she told us in an interview in 2017, and only became a unicorn in 2020. After a stellar listing on
Filter Capital closed its Rs 800 crore first fund, targeting Series B and C rounds in growth-stage companies. The Mumbai-based firm focuses on software services-linked businesses and plans to deploy capital for five years.
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Indian IT, the USD250 billion sector that employs 5.4 million people, is staring at one of the biggest disruptions, AI. How can it stay relevant in the new world order? Former HCL Technologies boss Vineet Nayar, who is now advising AI startups, decodes in a free-flowing interview with ET Prime.
India Business News: The current account deficit (CAD) for the September quarter shrunk to $8.3 billion, around 1% of the GDP. The improvement was due to a significant red
India Business News: NEW DELHI: Growth in the country's key infrastructure sector rose to a 14-month high in August as all eight segments posted robust performance.
Contributions of the services sector -- which has continued to deliver higher growth -- were also mentioned by SBI and Icra. They also hinted at widening profit margins in the corporate sector as a tailwind which is benefitting the growth prospects.
India Business News: NEW DELHI: Fashion retailers to quick service restaurant (QSR) firms are coping with tepid demand as consumers continue to keep a check on discretiona.
India is experiencing a surge in global beauty brands targeting the country, thanks to its growing population of young people with increasing disposable income. As China's biggest beauty market is affected by economic headwinds, companies are beginning to turn their focus to India, which is projected to reach $17.4 bn in the beauty industry by 2025. Brands are embarking on a retail expansion push, and global funds are seeking opportunities to invest in beauty start-ups.