Though Ashneer Grover is not part of Shark Tank India 4, his presence is still felt. A contestant on a recent episode bore an ...

Hexafun specializes in handkerchiefs, socks, and other accessories, but its high pricing—above competitors like Jockey—drew ...

In a recent episode, Emcure Pharmaceuticals executive director Namita Thapar called out her fellow ‘sharks’ for presenting an unfair offer to a company, much to the annoyance of Anupam Mittal, founder ...

Emcure Pharmaceuticals executive director Namita Thapar is in the news for calling out her fellow 'sharks' during a recent episode of Shark Tank India season 4. During the pitch of wireless lamps ...

Namita Thapar did not buy into the financial assessment of a pitcher during a recent episode of Shark Tank India 4. Business reality television show Shark Tank India has grown in popularity over ...

The panel of sharks, including Anupam Mittal, Namita Thapar, Ritesh Agarwal, Kunal Bahl, and Aman Gupta, listened intently as the founders claimed their objective was to reduce skimming in small ...

Shark Tank India Season 4: Namita Thapar explained the difference between cash accounting and accrual accounting, emphasizing that the latter offers a clearer picture of business performance.

Namita Thapar, made the first offer. She offered Rs. 50 lakh for 2% equity, plus a unique addition of a 1% royalty till her initial investment was recovered. Ritesh Agarwal proposed the next bid. The ...

“That’s a big decision,” said Anupam Mittal, and Aman Gupta agreed. “Solid risk,” he said. Meanwhile, Namita Thapar noticed that the packaging of their products is very similar to pre-existing ...

Meanwhile, he also bravely talked about his financial struggles while running his business, which reminded Namita Thapar of Ritesh Agarwal’s initial days. A promo video was shared on the official ...

1 crore for 3% equity, aligning with Ritesh’s offer. Namita and Peyush then teamed up, offering Rs. 1 crore for 3% equity collectively. However, Aman’s strategic reduction to 1.5% equity won ...

A new e-hailing business, which only employs drivers who can speak Afrikaans, has been launched in Centurion and Pretoria. Called Wanatu, which is a play on the Afrikaans expression "Waarnatoe?" ...