housing.com

The merged entity will receive US$55 million as capital infusion from News Corp and SoftBank.

The new Softbank executives might start judging Indian startup entrepreneurs by their balance sheets and numbers than by their potential.

Petulant founders do not a strong business make.

Advitiya Sharma came to Mumbai from Jammu & Kashmir, known more as a hotbed of terror than a launch pad for tech.

Housing’s new CEO, following after the outspoken Rahul Yadav, wants to monetize.

The well-funded classifieds site – India’s answer to Craigslist – is in all-out expansion mode.

Contrary to popular perception of Rahul Yadav being a loose canon, he appeared well-reasoned in a rapid-fire grilling, which covered the whole gamut from controversies to company practices and his outlook on life.

The new generation of Indian entrepreneurs is less reverential toward investors, even if it’s the latter who hold the purse-strings. And that may not be such a bad thing.

I don’t think you guys are intellectually capable enough to have any sensible discussion anymore. Rahul Yadav, co-founder and CEO of one of India’s hottest startups, Housing.com, wrote that in

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