venture capital

A decade after U.S. venture capital firms fueled India’s startup boom, local investors are now dominating deals.

Persistent racism and sexism in the venture capital industry are denying immigrant women founders an opportunity to participate in the AI boom.

We report from Doha, where themes swirl around “a third voice” alternative to the U.S. and China.

Startups valued at $1 billion or more were once so rare they were termed “unicorns.” Not anymore.

The fast-money pandemic era helped build billion-dollar startups around the world — then brought many down just as quickly. Will the AI boom be a repeat?

A funding surge has given rise to technologies to track, analyze and manage workers — often in countries with little regulation.

From Dubai, the enigmatic founder of Byju’s recounts how he made his empire — and vows to rebuild it.

There are lots of good bets outside the U.S. We just need to get better at finding them.

As funding to Africa’s once fast-growing startups dries up, industry insiders are worried that the ecosystem is unprepared.

Foreign businesses are making strides in the region while local tech companies reshuffle.

...or how I learned to stop worrying and love decoupling.

Sensing an existential threat to the country’s tech scene, the government and local VC firms are filling the growing funding gap.