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Icertis replaced CEO following whistleblower letter: Sources - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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Icertis, a US-based enterprise tech company with major Indian presence, replaced chief executive Anand Subbaraman with two interim CEOs last month. While the company did not cite any reason for the change, people aware of the development said there was a whistle-blower complaint about Subbaraman’s conduct.Icertis chief financial officer Rajat Bahri and board member Jim Moffatt became interim co-CEOs, even as it announced a search for finding a
Investors in limbo as government’s deeptech fund disbursal stretches on - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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The delay in the disbursement of the Research, Development and Innovation Fund (RDIF) to venture capital (VC) firms is slowing fundraising for several deeptech funds amid a controversy over the selection of beneficiaries, said people with knowledge of the matter.In June, ET reported that nearly 20 Indian investors including Ideaspring Capital, Speciale Invest, Chiratae Ventures, Sixth Sense Ventures and Blume Ventures had been asked to present
Indian techies hit hardest as US green card approvals drop 35% - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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The approval rate for EB-1A, the US green card route for extraordinary-skilled workers, has seen a significant decline in FY26 and Indians have faced the brunt, multiple immigration experts said.According to data from the US immigration platform Boundless Immigration, based on the USCIS data, in FY25, Indians had filed 14,250 petitions of which 6993 were approved and 1,474 were denied. As of FY26, based on the available data for the first two
AI M&As are through the roof this year with deals nearing $1-billion mark - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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Mergers and acquisitions related to artificial intelligence startups have seen a multi-fold increase in India in the last two years, as companies seek to speed up product development, access data and acquire talent that is scarce. In some cases, companies that were struggling to raise funds became the acquisition targets for stronger rivals, said investors and startup executives.There have been 25 deals worth $980 million this year until August
High AI stakes push Indian VCs to rejig funding playbooks - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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Startups working on artificial intelligence technologies command a premium from their early stages of fundraising, and that is forcing venture capital investors, especially small and micro funds, to tweak their strategies to have a meaningful stake.Average investments in AI startups have increased to $3-5 million at the seed level and upwards of $10 million in Series A rounds, said investors. For other startups, it is $2-4 million at the seed
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