Finally, flying is following mobile phones as something that has become truly affordable for the Great-Indian-Middle-Class. Business Today (paid subscription required) has a feature on opportunities and challenges facing the…
Online privacy software firm Webroot Software’s recent $108 million in venture capital from Technology Crossover Ventures (TCV), Accel Partners and Mayfield, raised many an eyebrow. Why does a software company…
Interesting exchange between Jason Calacanis, who created and sold VentureReporter.net to Dow Jones and then created WebLogs Inc., and Flatiron Partners’ Fred Wilson on the old debate of “VCs vs…
Mercury News reports that Aamer Latif, founder of Silicon Valley-based storage networking company Nishan Systems, has settled a lawsuit he filed against the company’s venture capitalists, alleging they had cheated…
Businessworld has a cover story on the challenges facing the building (and financing) of India’s physical infrastructure: “Year 2005 is the year of Indian infrastructure, and it is the private…
Businessworld profiles the new “offshore tuitions” opportunity which involves teachers in India helping US kids improve their test scores: The Karol Bagh centre of Educomp Datamatics could easily be one…
Businessworld has published a cover story on the trends in the outsourcing of automobile design work to India: Several companies like Ford, General Motors (GM), DaimlerChrysler, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, BMW,…
Businessworld profiles Powai Labs, an IIT-Bombay incubated start-up that is close to launching a chip testing system: Powai Labs, after two years of existence, is ready to launch its first…
Fred Wilson writes at his blog: I have never seen patents make a business, but I have seen lack of patents hurt a business on many occasions. So this line,…
As pointed out in a New York Times article linked here last week, three of the five founders of e-commerce firm Epinions – including Naval Ravikant and Ramanathan Guha –…