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With a growing presence of investors that cumulatively invested USD 14.5 billion in Indian startups in 2019, India is ripe for disruption by savvy entrepreneurs who are willing to go the extra mile.

The country’s electric battery recharging or swapping sector has been drawing venture capital recently.

Bucking economic slowdowns, 99.co saw increased traffic and inquiries during the pandemic.

The total value of all known unicorns based in India is USD 73.2 billion, while the value of unicorns founded overseas by Indians sums up to USD 99.6  billion.

JD.com aims to develop its neighborhood group-shopping, on-demand delivery, and retail-plus service.

The agritech startup said it will build stronger data capabilities and algorithms for its eFisheryFeeder and is piloting a new sensor for shrimps.

Huya’s paying users remained fairly stable after a significant surge during the COVID-19 lockdown in the first quarter.

Nio’s premium electric vehicles are catching on with Chinese drivers, as the company’s losses narrow.

Proposed changes to Microsoft’s services agreement were first published on the company’s Chinese website on August 1.

By 2025, China’s online mutual aid industry is expected to reach 450 million users, or nearly 32% of the country’s population, three times the number of current users.