Dubai’s investment ecosystem continues to boom as some of its companies in multiple sectors attract deep pocket funding. In this regard, some rich investments were made this past week for

Bengaluru headquartered cloud media SaaS technology company Amagi has turned out to report impressive growth while losing much less compared to the past fiscal year recently closed. The company had

Bengaluru-based AI start-up Thesys has raised $4 million in funding led by venture capitalist Together Fund. Eight other venture capital firms have also joined the company as investors. This funding

Astrology continues to boom in India. The latest digital astrology consultancy platform to rise to the top is AstroTalk. Based out of Noida, this platform has managed to register a

Hypermarket operator Lulu Retail Holdings Plc had successfully raised US$1.72 billion, or RM7.49 billion, from its initial public offering in Abu Dhabi, placing it as the largest listing this year

168 Luxury Units with Cutting-Edge Technology and Exclusive Design. British property developer LEOS Developments is launching Kensington Gardens, a super-prime residential community located within Nakheel’s enormous 3.95 million square metre

Udaan, a Bengaluru-based B2B e-commerce platform, is struggling at the operational level with its scale. The revenues have flattened for the fiscal year 2024. Valuation that had touched a peak

New York City is also home to what many consider the world’s most exciting and unique culture, which comes alive as soon as its doors are swung open. Similarly, as

Turtlemint has garnered many headlines lately for its significant feats that it has made recently. The insurtech firm was able to raise $120 million in the Series E funding round

Platform for AI-Focused Domain Names Draws Investor Support. Brands.io, a domain name provider for AI startups that boasts high-quality domain names, has secured seed funding only a month after its

Partnership to Enhance Dubai’s Status as a Global Digital Investment Hub. Dubai Chambers signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) in a move that seeks

Cashfree Payments, one of the major players in the digital payments space, reported flat revenue growth for the fiscal year ending March 2024. The company’s revenue from operations increased by