Care, cash, evolution: How OYO navigated Covid-19
OYO was hit hard by the pandemic last year. Founder Ritesh Agarwal, who is at the forefront of reimagining OYO for a post-pandemic future, explains how he has been crafting this strategy.
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With SoftBank investment, Zeta becomes a unicorn
Bhavin Turakhia, along with co-founder Ramki Gaddipati, is steering the banking technology startup to a new peak.
SoftBank’s man with the Midas touch
U.A.E.-based Akshay Naheta is the youngest executive to report directly to SoftBank Group founder Masayoshi Son. In an exclusive conversation with Fortune India, he decodes his stint at SoftBank.
Meesho raises $300 mn at a valuation of $2 bn
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Vijay Shekhar Sharma readies for the next frontier
From selling ringtones to running what can be called an Internet conglomerate, Sharma has stayed relevant and is also creating an ecosystem. Now, he wants to take Paytm to the developed world.
WeWork’s brutal markdown saga: The big question
The new economy playbook has started wearing out. The signs are ominous. Positioning oneself as a tech company—exaggeration, outright lie, or the truth—is all shades of grey now.
A host of troubles for OYO
Ritesh Agarwal had enough to contend with: conflict with partners, fallout of rapid expansion, and restructuring. Then came a pandemic, giving the OYO founder his most difficult battle yet.
There were things we didn’t do well: Ritesh Agarwal
For the OYO founder, the global Coronavirus outbreak is the most difficult and unique challenge that has presented itself in the seven-year history of the company. Can the business survive the crisis?
After Japan, Paytm eyes developed markets
Founder and CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma says Paytm’s technologies are not just for emerging markets, but for developed markets, too. However, India remains the focus.
Indian startups raise $14.5 billion in 2019
They have received 25 times more funding than the $550 million in 2010, according to data analytics firm Tracxn.
