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Zolve provides US immigrants with access to bank accounts, credit cards, and debit cards without the need for social security numbers or US credit history.

How big of a disturbance in Uber’s Force are Didi Kuaidi, Ola, and Lyft? Tracxn throws its two cents in on the billion-dollar industry.

After retiring from as the head of Tata Group, the $100 billion conglomerate, he has taken an active interest in the tech startup space.

Aprameya Radhakrishna will be involved in advising the on-demand app as it expands.

Reportedly, the authorities had earlier blocked the taxi-hailing mobile apps, despite which people were still able to access the services.

What do the co-founders of CommonFloor, TaxiForSure, and Yo! China have in common with the MD of Google India and country manager of Amazon India?

Uber put Ola and other local on-demand taxi services in India under intense pressure in a price war after entering India in 2013. TaxiForSure found it hard to keep up, so a merger works out better for both the local apps.

Uber already has an uphill ride, trying to comply with radio taxi license rules in India. And now the road’s getting steeper with two of its main rivals merging.

Line’s entry into the on-demand taxi industry could be a big hit in Japan. But what does that mean for the rest of Asia?

Institutional investors make a living out of picking the right startups to back. They place their bets after careful evaluation. So going by where the VCs parked most of their money, here are the 30 hottest Indian tech startups of 2014.