Salman Sh is a Special Correspondent for Financial Express and The Economic Times, with a focus on national news in India. Salman covers a wide range of topics including startups, investments, corporate developments, and regulatory issues in the financial and technology sectors. His articles provide insights and analysis on the latest happenings in the Indian business landscape.
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Valuation cuts continue to plague unicorn startups
By: Salman Sh
Sequoia Capital splits into three different units, India & SEA fund to be rebranded
By: Salman Sh
Founder Byju Raveendran remained his boisterous self in the town hall on Thursday. In his address to employees to allay concerns about the spate of bad news that has engulfed the company, there was no mention of ongoing mass firings. He was least apologetic and he said “funding winter or summer we will raise money”, as per those who attended the meeting.
By: Salman Sh, Priyanka Sahay, Shobha Mathur, Jyotindra Dubey
In Primeshots today: Byjus promoters sold shares worth USD408.53 million since 2015; MCA, MeitY designate roles; auto parts makers manoeuvre GST maze; and Mojocare stares at shutdown.
By: Manu P Toms, Salman Sh, Sudipto Dey
In Primeshots today: Peak XVs markdown plans for Byjus, stringent compliance for fintechs; and Hero Future Energies inks MoUs.
By: Salman Sh, Sandhya Sharma, Alekh Angre
In Primeshots today: Groww may pip Zerodha in MAUs; Bajaj Finances fundraising plans; Amazon to invest in Anthropic; and India-Canada tussle.
By: Sandhya Sharma, Varsha Santosh, Kanika Saxena, Salman Sh
In Primeshots today: TCS sees muted revenue growth, Ranjan Pai to invest in Aakash; India-Palestine-Israel; and passwordless era.
By: Sandhya Sharma, Shobha Mathur, Salman Sh, Swagata Panjari
In Primeshots today: RIL nearing Disney deal; Byjus sees top exit; lobbying for hybrid cars; and India stance on Palestine war.
By: Alekh Angre, Salman Sh
Amidst tighter RBI regulations, a slew of fintech players have either secured NBFC licences or are actively pursuing them. In this challenging environment, these licences have become a crucial tool for survival and expansion, as they can fetch superior margins through direct lending over mere technology facilitation for banks and NBFCs.
By: Salman Sh
A few aspirants who signed up for the UpGrad Abroad programme are blaming the edtech unicorn for its sales tactics which allegedly involve “misrepresentation” of information regarding courses. Students, who were promised admissions by UpGrad but later received letters from universities with conditional clauses which couldn't be met within deadlines, are fighting for refunds while seeking legal recourse.
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