
BYJU’s Insolvency: Supreme Court Hears Appeal by Glas Trust Company LLC
Glas Trust, a U.S.-based creditor of Bengaluru-based edtech company, on Tuesday, told the Supreme Court that it had been falsely removed from the Committee of Creditors.
Funding rounds, acquisitions, regulatory shifts, and major business developments from across the Indian startup and technology landscape.

Glas Trust, a U.S.-based creditor of Bengaluru-based edtech company, on Tuesday, told the Supreme Court that it had been falsely removed from the Committee of Creditors.

Faridabad, Haryana-based fitness and wellness brand BigMuscles Nutrition has recently named Bollywood star Nora Fatehi as the brand ambassador.

Dyson, last week announced Badshah, renowned Indian rapper and singer as the brand ambassador for Dyson OnTrac headphones in India.

Gurugram, Haryana-based global D2C platform DailyObjects, on Monday, raised INR 86 (around $10 million) crores in a fresh funding round from 360 One Ventures.

Nabanita Nag, an Indian-origin lawyer and Chief Legal Officer at Norfolk Southern Corporation in Atlanta, and CEO Alan Shaw were terminated over alleged relationship.

U.S. court in Delaware, on Tuesday, ordered involuntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings against BYJU's units: Neuron Fuel Inc., Epic! Creations Inc., and Tangible Play Inc.

The Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing for September 17 to consider an appeal filed by Glas Trust Company LLC, U.S.-based creditor of BYJU's.

Pixxel joins NASA's $476-million commercial smallsat data acquisition program, utilizing its advanced hyperspectral earth-imaging capabilities.

India's premier backpacker hostel chain, Pune-based The Hosteller has secured a Series A funding round of $4 million led by V3 Ventures.

Hyderabad-based nutraceutical startup Fitday, on Monday, announced a strategic investment from GMB Entertainment owned by Tollywood actor Mahesh Babu.

WazirX hired Google-owned Mandiant Solutions to investigate the hack. It suggested that it might have originated from Liminal Custody.

On Saturday, cryptocurrency exchange WazirX doubled down on its contentious decision to allocate INR 100 crores from user funds to cover legal costs.