
91springboard raises INR 45 Cr funding from Pearl Brook & Kuwait’s Al Nour
91spingboard today raised INR 45 crore (around $60 million) from California's Pearl Brook Holdings Ltd and Kuwait's Al Nour International Holdings Company.
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91spingboard today raised INR 45 crore (around $60 million) from California's Pearl Brook Holdings Ltd and Kuwait's Al Nour International Holdings Company.

Bengaluru-based Bike taxi startup Rapido has launched Rapido Store, a new inter-city logistics service for businesses to deliver products to consumers.

High Street Essentials, the parent company of FabAlley, Indya, Zyra, the e-commerce marketplaces dedicated to women's fashion, has raised funding
Bengaluru-based Yulu, an EV micro-mobility startup yesterday raised INR 30 crore (around $4 million) from Silicon Valley-based VC firm Rocketship.

Odisha-based dairy products startup, Milk Mantra has reportedly raised $10 million in debt financing from US International DFC

Bengaluru-based edtech platform Unacademy has reportedly acquired the programming platform CodeChef. Gaurav Munjal, the founder of Unacademy...

As COVID-19 pounced the Indian stock markets, Mukesh Ambani of Reliance Industries in April lost $13.2 billion in his wealth. Fortunately, he has revived...

New Delhi-based B2B e-commerce platform on Friday (19 June) raised INR 4.43 crore (around $0.6 million) from Abu Dhabi's Al Falaj Commercial Investment

TechEagle, a Lucknow-based drone startup which was acquihired by the foodtech giant Zomato has got its acquisition deal cancelled.

Mumbai-based InCred, an NBFC that provides loans digitally such as home loans, business loans and personal loans has acquired Qbera

o9 Solutions is an integrated business planning solutions provider headquartered in Texas, US. The company today announced that it has raised $100 million

The telecom major Bharti Airtel yesterday announced that it has invested an undisclosed amount in the Mumbai-based edtech startup Lattu Media