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At least 45 of the 50 companies that reported the highest revenue growth over the last three years sell to enterprise customers. Photo: Priyanka Parashar/Mint

Wed, Dec 06 2017. 12 57 AM IST

Business-facing start-ups dominate Deloitte’s list 50 fastest-growing Indian tech firms

The Deloitte Technology Fast50 India 2017 report points to that fact that growth in consumer technology start-ups is overtaken by B2B technology firms

Ivanka Trump, who will be leading the US delegation at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit, will be talking on ‘women empowerment and entrepreneurship. Photo: AFP

Thu, Oct 05 2017. 07 29 PM IST

PM Modi, Ivanka Trump to inaugurate entrepreneurship summit on 28 November

NITI Aayog adviser Muralikrishna Kumar said the entrepreneurship summit will focus on healthcare, digital economy, financial technology, energy and infrastructure

Donald Trump, who campaigned on an ‘America First’ platform has been irritated by the growing US trade deficit with India and has called for reform of the H1B visa system that has benefited Indian tech firms. Photo: AP

Sun, Jun 25 2017. 10 13 AM IST

US lawmakers urge Trump to press Narendra Modi on trade, investment

The lawmakers, from the Republican and Democratic parties have called on Donald Trump to press Narendra Modi to remove barriers to US trade and investment when they meet

The Shenzhen Stock Exchange had average daily turnover of about $50 billion in 2016. Photo: Bloomberg

Tue, Apr 25 2017. 02 59 AM IST

Shenzhen Stock Exchange to facilitate Indian tech startups’ access to Chinese investments

China’s Shenzhen Stock Exchange’s new platform will facilitate access of Chinese capital for Indian fintech firms and tech startups

Criticising the new US government’s protectionist rhetoric which triggered fears in Europe as well, head of the delegation David McAllister said Europe is “open” for allowing more Indian professionals who are high on demand. Photo: Priyanka Parashar/Mint

Wed, Feb 22 2017. 01 32 PM IST

EU says will take more Indian skilled professionals amid H1B visa fears

Soon after taking over last month, Us president Donald Trump had decided to overhaul the work visa programmes like the H-1B

Every year, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issues around 85,000 H1B visas, most of which are taken up by employees of major Indian tech firms. Photo: Abhijit Bhatlekar/Mint

Tue, Feb 07 2017. 10 48 AM IST

H1B visa norm changes: Indian IT professionals look at returning home

Many Indian IT professionals are still hopeful that the bills may not go through as it would impact the overall US market

Stellaris Venture Partners co-founder Ritesh Banglani says Indian tech firms are set to create $500 billion of value over the next decade, and the VC’s fund will gives its investors the opportunity to participate in this value creation.

Mon, Feb 06 2017. 09 41 AM IST

Stellaris raises $50 million for tech-focused fund

Fundraising part of early-stage VC Stellaris’s first close of $100 million fund

The new legislation intends to place a salary floor of $130,000 a year for those workers who are issued an H1B visa. Photo: AFP

Tue, Jan 31 2017. 04 05 PM IST

H1B visas: Business as usual after short-term flap

While profit margins of Indian IT firms may be impacted in the short term, it will be business as usual even after the ink dries on Donald Trump’s putative order on H1B visas

The draft of US President Donald Trump’s executive order covers an alphabet soup of visa programmes, including H1B, L-1, E-2 and B1. Photo: Reuters

Mon, Jan 30 2017. 07 29 PM IST

Donald Trump administration drafts executive order on H1B visas

Donald Trump’s administration has drafted an executive order aimed at overhauling the work-visa programmes tech companies depend on to hire employees

Students at a Dell Connected Classroom. The MNCs have directed their efforts towards education and skilling in India as they find that this is where their expertise can have the greatest impact.

Fri, May 06 2016. 12 53 AM IST

Technology firms leverage their core expertise for CSR activities

MNCs are tapping their knowledge in analytics, software, cloud-based solutions to fix social problems

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