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Two careers at Coinspaid Solutions show how autonomy works in financial infrastructure: scope grows, but so does the compliance and product context needed to use it well.
As global venture capital pivots from token hype to infrastructure bets, India's tax regime and the Gulf's regulatory clarity are pulling the next wave of Web3 capital in opposite directions.
The former India cricket captain backs the rooftop solar startup through his family office, adding a recognisable face to its recently closed $53 million Series C.
Decentralized ledgers are reshaping how currency trades settle. Before investing, beginners need to know what's real, what's risky, and what's still just hype.
Group projects no longer need a library table — a shared doc and a laptop screen now do the same job, for better and for worse.
The US technology services firm deepens its Nagpur bet, folding in a third India-based acquisition as it builds out enterprise AI delivery capacity.
The serial entrepreneur behind Zeta argues legacy office software can't simply bolt on AI — it has to be rebuilt from scratch.
Built by the founding team behind Ketto, the new venture pairs GLP-1 therapies with continuous clinical supervision for obesity and metabolic care.
The deal brings voice and chat automation under one roof as Nurix expands its enterprise AI footprint across India and the Middle East.
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.
The former Google and Maersk executive on why well-resourced transformations still fail, what Indian and Gulf leaders must unlearn, and the four behaviours that separate companies that compound from ones that just stay busy.