Far from the hustle and bustle of Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi, a start-up has come up that converts waste into incense
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A Delhi University and IIMC graduate, Mahima Sinha covers the latest buzz and developments in the start-up and tech sector for Outlook Business, as a correspondent.
He stated that India aims to slash logistics costs from 14-16 per cent to 9 per cent within three years, enhancing global competitiveness.
E-commerce giant Amazon will launch its quick commerce segment reportedly called 'Tez' this month, said Samir Kumar, Amazon India's country manager at an event in New Delhi today
Amazon's Smbhav Fund has been instrumental in backing small businesses in sectors like agritech, digital transformation, and domestic manufacturing
Attached to the Telangana-based start-up incubator T-Hub, MATH is working with 90 start-ups from around the world and has distributed $650,000 worth of GPU cloud credits
Pushed to the corner by likes of Blinkit, Instamart and Zepto, kiranas are adopting tech to compete on convenience to consumers. But in the absence of scalability and deep pockets, can they survive and thrive?
The bot, supporting both Hindi and English, manages 60,000 calls daily on a 24x7 basis, aiming at reducing call costs by 75 per cent. The company mentioned that its customer support team is being trained to handle more complex calls
Zoom's head of India and SAARC says that Indian soonicorns and unicorns are back to their spending ways, after a lull during the funding winter
Addverb’s first beta version humanoid robot will be ready by 2025
Jewellery start-up funding has skyrocketed nearly 9x in the last five years, with investors backing brands offering personalised solutions for today’s savvy consumers. The new wave is disrupting a market, traditionally dominated by legacy players and touching off a pan-industry scramble for online sales.
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