
Five Workforce Systems to Build Before Your Start-up Doubles in Size
As start-ups add headcount fast, informal habits stop scaling — here's how founders can build workforce systems that hold up as the team grows.

As start-ups add headcount fast, informal habits stop scaling — here's how founders can build workforce systems that hold up as the team grows.

The decade-old dispute over a 7% OYO stake resurfaces on two fronts as OYO's parent PRISM pushes ahead with its IPO.

The AI-native wholesale commerce platform returns to existing backers less than a year after its first institutional round.

Mayank Bidawatka is winding down his AI photo-sharing app less than a year after launch, choosing to return investor money rather than pivot again.

The lab-grown diamond jewellery brand will use the strategic round to expand manufacturing and push retail count past 200 stores by 2027.

Anthropic killed access to its most advanced AI models for every non-American on the planet. Two weeks later, the ban is still live, the real reason has changed the story entirely, and India's policymakers are now being asked to respond by name.

The San Francisco-based home-buying platform wound down its entire India workforce on June 11, framing the move as the final step of an "Opendoor 2.0" restructuring — and setting off a wider debate about AI replacing offshore operations.

With 60-plus robots already deployed across L&T, Godrej, and Sobha project sites — and a 45% cost saving claim — the Bengaluru startup is taking construction automation to a sector that has resisted it for decades.

The Haryana-based desi beverage brand, stocked on Blinkit, Zepto, and Swiggy Instamart, is valued at ₹80 crore post the round.

India's first spacetech unicorn is already at the Sriharikota launchpad with Vikram-1 — and its co-founder says 70 to 80 percent of the business will come from overseas, targeting customers that global launch providers can't serve fast enough.
The Bengaluru fabless chip startup — which completed tape-out of its first commercial chip — has raised $6 million to move from test silicon to production-ready SoCs for surveillance, telecom, and IoT markets.

India's industrial infrastructure runs on fragmented, mostly manual systems. Ubiqedge built the hardware and software stack to fix that from scratch — and Piper Serica just led its first institutional round.