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This Shark Tank India S2 winner bowls judges over with its for-profit approach to social impact
Founded in 2016, Haqdarshak is a mobile and web platform connecting citizens to eligible government…
IITs stand fourth among popular universities globally which have produced Unicorn Founders: Report
In its study “Unicorn League”, the company has recently examinef what these $1 billion companies ha…
IIT entrepreneurs have created fourth-largest number of unicorns in the world - It's more than MIT!
It is precisely for this reason, India is recignized as the world's third-largest startup hub. Inte…
AI is coming for coders — the very people who created it — but not quite yet
AI's impact on software engineering jobs has created anxiety. But by shifting their focus to other …
Tim Paradis
Shark Tank S2: Sugar loving shark buys into no-calorie iced teas biz
Jyoti Bharadwaj founded a healthy drinks startup TeaFit in 2021, and it has sold ₹15 lakh worth of …
A founder whose startup was acquired by Cisco for $3.7 billion reveals the key decision that helped him build and sell his business
Bansal said he speaks with some founders who are considering selling their business because they're…
Shana Lebowitz
Omnicom Media Group has named Kartik Sharma CEO for its operations in India
In his new role, Sharma will work closely with Priti Murthy, CEO of OMD India, and Jyoti Bansal, …
He sold AppDynamics for $3.7 billion in 2016. Now he's back with a 'self-driving approach' to software development that has Alphabet's backing
Bansal says that software developers for banks are under more pressure to commit flawless code chan…
Megan Hernbroth
SoftBank's Saudi ties put a spotlight on where VC firms get their money. Unusual Ventures is betting $400 million that socially conscious founders are wising up.
It's a different (or "unusual") strategy from other VC firms which typically work with large family…
Megan Hernbroth
A startup founder who sold his company for $3.7 billion says entrepreneurs should stop paying to attention to investors if they want to build a billion-dollar business - here's who they should strive to please instead
Jyoti Bansal is a serial entrepreneur and the founder of app-analytics company AppDynamics, which h…
Zoë Bernard
'Jugs of coffee, lots of Advil, and we didn't sleep for 4 days': A startup founder reveals what it was like to sell his company for $3.7 billion
Bansal hadn't slept in four days. Unbeknownst to AppDynamic's jubilant staff, for the past 96 hours…
Zoë Bernard
'It's convenient to look the other way': Here's why startups are starting to ask tough questions about where VC money comes from
This has sparked a debate among tech investors about whether or not the identities of their funds' …
Zoë Bernard
The ultimate guide to cashing out, from founders who sold their startups to Amazon, Cisco, and Macy's for billions
That's according to Kan, the Twitch and Atrium founder, who wrote a blog post about selling a start…
Shana Lebowitz,Sherin Shibu
These investors say venture capital is broken - and they've started an 'Unusual' new fund to fix it
The other thing that's happened with seed-stage investing is that there's been a growing number of …
Troy Wolverton
Only 40% of venture firms say investing in underrepresented founders is a priority. A rising star at Unusual Ventures wants to change that.
Holston-Alexander is determined to make a dent in the less-than-inspiring statistics. As a junior e…
Megan Hernbroth
Startup founders think the balance of power will shift back towards investors in 2020, but some VCs say they aren't so sure
Becoming the best investor, however, means that firms are raising larger and larger funds to offer …
Megan Hernbroth
PRESENTING: The ultimate guide to selling your startup for a boatload of cash, from founders who sold their startups for billions
So Business Insider asked Jyoti Bansal, who sold AppDynamics to Cisco for $3.7 billion (plus other …
Business Insider
'It was validation that our idea was right': After an acquisition, there's a sharp contrast between founders who are thrilled, and those with seller's remorse
Lore told Business Insider's Shontell that when he and Doug McMillion, the CEO of Walmart, started …
Shana Lebowitz
Silicon Valley's founder-led startups have lost their shine with IPO investors. But the obsession with direct listings won't fix the bigger problem.
That could help the company avoid uncomfortable questions about its management team's qualification…