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Facebook ties up with VC fund Stellaris Venture to scale young businesses
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Rise of the planet of edtechs
One of India’s most valuable edtech startups Unacademy acquired a majority stake in TapChief, a professional networking and future of work platform, in its seventh acquisition.
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The edtech industry has been heating up for a while now. One of the biggest beneficiaries of the pandemic, the sector has grown at a breakneck speed in 2020. And it looks like the industry is continuing its upward trend.
On Tuesday, one of India’s most valuable edtech startups Unacademy acquired a majority stake in TapChief, a professional networking and future of work platform, in its seventh acquisition.
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The social networking giant has partnered with small and large businesses to drive economic transformation, which was discussed during its âFuel for India 2020â event.
Social media giant Facebook has unveiled a new campaign film âNayi Shuruaatâ. It is an ode to the resilience of Indiaâs small businesses during the COVID pandemic. The two-minute-long film shows how small businesses, like The Moms Co., Doodlage and Sleepy Owl Coffee, made a new start and have grown this year (2020) on the back of their Facebook community.
On the second day of Facebookâs inaugural âFuel for India 2020â event, a keynote session was held on how the company is partnering with large and small businesses to fuel the economic transformation of the country. There were sessions by diverse small, medium and large businesses, such as WhiteHat Jr., Maruti Suzuki, Mondelez, The Moms Co., Licious, Karagiri, Wingreens Farms and Vasthram Silk.
It captures real stories of how small businesses have successfully moved online during the pandemi
17 Dec, 2020 - 09:43 AM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team
New Delhi: A large part of the Indian economy depends on the small and medium enterprises that are present in every nook and corner of the country. They contribute a significant amount of money in direct and indirect taxes and help in rotating the wheel of the financial world. More often than not, these entrepreneurs rely on word-of-mouth branding, perform reasonably well in their domain, and have a modest base of loyal customers. However, they face a huge challenge when it comes to scaling their businesses outside a specific boundary or to multiple states. They do not have strong budgets and reliable teams to handle the advertising and demand it generates. However, digital medium has helped them in solving this problem to a large extent. During the initial days of Covid2019, many of these players lost
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