As the new candidates have already been chosen and America wants to make history again with the 1st ever woman president, after an African-American president, it’s important to dwell upon one of the biggest initiatives by President Obama: Healthcare reforms i.e. Obamacare. The best yardstick to understand how well the

As per a report by NASSCOM and Zinnov, India is one amongst the five largest startup communities in the world with the number of startups crossing 4,200, a growth of 40 percent, by the end of 2015. The maturing Indian startup ecosystem is contributing to the Indian economy in a

According to ADP research, 57% of companies are planning to make a major new investment in HR softwares in the near future. A Market Research Media report “Human Resources (HR) Software Market Forecast 2015 – 2020” states the HR software market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 2.4% to

The world is still struggling to find a cure for cancer, a disease taking a death toll of millions every year. There are almost about, 400-500 companies around the world,struggling to find a panacea. Recent developments have witnessed the launch of about 70 drugs treating 20 types of tumours. According

It is a known fact that the economy of small towns is not as buoyant as metros and  Tier I cities. However, Indian startups belonging to small towns are trying to prove it wrong. Although most investors and VCs chase startups from bigger cities, small town startups are holding their

Spoiler Alert: If you haven’t read the books or haven’t seen the previous seasons or the new season, continue reading at your own risk. There’s an ethos of startups out there in the market today, all of which have decided to be their own boss and are striving to get

It was Jack Welch of GE who first thought of running the giant conglomerate with the efficiency of a small business. While that was some decades ago, and the world has changed a lot since then, there is another giant that wants to resemble the small setup. Samsung wants to

India is the fastest growing and the third largest startup ecosystem after the US and the UK. The liberated economies and affordable technologies have made it possible for the new age entrepreneur to compete with the already established players. The service sector is the fastest growing sector in India, contributing

Thanks to technology and the Internet, new startups are getting more disruptive by the day, making the business space more exciting. India is among the top three global startup ecosystems. However, there is a clear pattern; Indian startups are almost exclusively service sector oriented while production/manufacturing sector has been ignored

With over $5 billion worth investment in 2015 and 4200 startups, let us tell you that India ranks third globally in the number of startups. The startup bug has caught Indian youth in a big way. And, if you are one of the startup enthusiasts raring to taste a slice