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Recently, two of the most prominent Indian founders, Flipkart's Sachin Bansal and Ola's Bhavish Aggarwal said publicly that their foreign rivals were “capital dumping“ to win market share.

SoftBank said Reddy, with her deep business and technical experience, will bring a set of new perspectives and geographical insights to SoftBank Investment Advisers (SBIA). SoftBank chief executive Masayoshi Son set up the gargantuan Vision Fund in 2016 to make investments in fast growing technology companies.

The five contract workers of Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC), arrested by Gorwa police for beating up two men in Subhanpura during a razing drive, were released by a judicial magistrate’s court here on Sunday.

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The development assumes significance as US retail giant Walmart is close to sealing its deal to acquire majority stake in Flipkart.

New Delhi, May 4 () Moving closer to its deal with Walmart, e-commerce major Flipkart has bought back over 1.8 million shares worth more than USD 350 million from minority investors, as per information filed by Flipkart with Singapore's Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority.

Kirthiga Reddy had worked at Facebook in India and the US for eight years and serves as chair of the Stanford Business School Management Board, according to her LinkedIn page.

In 2014, Flipkart had applied to Singapore’s registrar and regulator, where it is incorporated, for conversion into a public company as it was a mandatory procedure for entities with more than 50 shareholders.

Warm hostess Queenie Dhody welcomed you to the opening party of her jewellery store — her smile dazzled, her golden gown gleamed and of course, the jewels on display shone out.

As per rules set up by the insurance regulator, no insurer carrying on the business of life insurance, general insurance or re-insurance can be registered unless the entity has a paid-up equity capital of Rs 100 crore.

The repercussions of a prolonged dearth of heavyweight investors backing companies to scale up to the next stage will start to become more acute this year.

In his first interview to Indian media after quitting SoftBank, Nikesh Arora, till recently the successor-in-waiting to founder Masayoshi Son, says his decision to quit was not a fallout of an ego clash. Founders have strong personalities and it's very hard for them to give up their ways, he says, adding that Masa wants to be CEO for another 5-10 years and "I could not wait that long". Son is committed to supporting SoftBank's all investments, the ex-Googler says. Like water, valuations of Indian startups will also find their level as they enter a phase of readjustment, Arora tells TOI's Samidha Sharma

As SoftBank nears a deal to sell what was its largest portfolio company in India, we take a deep dive into how Snapdeal's valuation fell dramatically from $6.5bn to $1bn, and why the Japanese investor stalled the flow of capital into the e-tailer over the past six months...

"We have over the last two years invested $2 billion in India and as I scan our growth stage investment portfolio globally, that makes India our No. 1 destination."

"We have over the last two years invested $2 billion in India and as I scan our growth stage investment portfolio globally, that makes India our No. 1 destination."