InMobi's Trials and Tribulations
InMobi, India's first billion-dollar-valuation start-up, is finding it difficult to raise funds and survive independently."We will be profitable in the next three months"
InMobi Co-founder Abhay Singhal has the unenviable task of being the company's chief revenue officer at a time when it is struggling to cut losses and raise money. Singhal spoke with Venkatesha Babu.The ugly spat between McDonalds and Vikram Bakshi, its estranged partner, is taking a toll on the brands fortunes in India with competition fast catching up."We are seeing interest from companies across the board"
"We will ensure that the company which approaches us first for exploration does not lose out. I'm unable to outline any structure at this stage, because we are working on the legality of various options, says Atanu Chakraborty, Director General of Hydrocarbons (DGH).'People are trying to sell climate change as a business opportunity'
Acclaimed Indian novelist Amitav Ghosh talks about the vulnerability of the Asian region, its under-preparedness to deal with climate change, and the need to bring these issues to the fore.Railways slipping into a financial morass and terminal debt trap
Overall, all vital operating parameters of Railways are flashing red, and it is sinking deeper and deeper into a financial morass and terminal debt trap.This neatly designed headphone has essential controls such as Bluetooth mode toggle, volume control buttons and a larger multi-functional button for play/ pause, answering calls and initiating voice commands.The Rajya Sabha has passed the GST bill, paving the way for turning India into a common market. we tell you how the new system will impact companies as well as individualsFIBAC 2016: New Horizons In Indian Banking on 16-17 August, MumbaiThe book is a powerful reminder of the catastrophic implications of climate change that we have failed to grasp."Organisational restructuring will be the key to transformation"
Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu talks to Anilesh S Mahajan on delegation of power and how he plans to raise money for ambitious capex plans"24 per cent of learners in India are women"
Of the 20 million users of its massive open online courses (MOOCs), 1.6 million are Indians. Sonal Khetarpal talks to Julia Stiglitz, VP, Coursera, the world's largest online learning provider. Excerpts:A range of Bluetooth tags and GPS-enabled devices is making it impossible to lose things such as wallets, keys and luggage. Read on to know how to use them.Brands are now using image sharing platforms to woo consumers.True to its name, Health Care at Home brings hospital care, ranging from injection to chemotherapy, to your doorstep.The thriving business of sending promotional SMSes and mails means the menace is unlikely to vanish.Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi took a break from his power naps to attack PM Narendra Modi on rising prices of pulses in Lok Sabha5 Tips on Buying Gold Jewellery
The yellow metal has been a safe haven for most Indian families, but many have fallen victim due to fraud. It's time to take control of what you pay for.