India
You may not know GOQii, but you might know it’s new board member.
Ola Micro is the company’s cheapest offering.
Uber India and Snapdeal are discussing a deal that would allow Snapdeal users to hail an Uber in the e-commerce company’s app.
Demand for some services -- UberBlack, for instance -- turns out not to be so high in India.
Two years after expanding outside of China, Xiaomi still makes 91 percent of its sales domestically. But other numbers tell a better story, says the company’s global boss.
Sounds kind of pleasant, actually.
Three startups trying to crack the emerging market nut.
Hers are big sales shoes to fill in a key market.
Why Indian startups are ticked at Zuck (and Andreessen even more).
Mark Zuckerberg is not at all thrilled with his company’s longtime board member Marc Andreessen. Not. One. Bit.
Snapdeal would like to do a stock offering in India so its sellers and customers can also become shareholders.
Co-founder Sachin Bansal will be replaced by Flipkart COO Binny Bansal.
The Indian startup scene is still young, but it has surpassed Israel to become the third-biggest startup market worldwide.
Facebook ad revenue will soon be dependent on emerging markets like Brazil and India.
Foursquare is raising money at less than half its peak valuation.
Facebook faces more backlash in India over its free Internet offering.
Oops.
Might Google’s Internet balloon get boxed out of the world’s biggest democracy?
The anti-Uber force is now four strong.
New data shows Alibaba’s UC browser is beating Google’s in its key growth market.
The e-commerce startup launches a mobile site that’s a mobile app in disguise.
The move marks the third time Flipkart has poached a marquee Googler this year.
Zuckerberg talked about net neutrality and Internet.org from India on Wednesday.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi fielded pre-screened questions onstage at 1 Hacker Way.
Modi, the Valley’s cause célèbre.
Will traffic gridlock in Bangalore make UberPool a disaster?
But Uber is still suffering from the loss of public trust.
Sundar Pichai has a new headache in his home country.
Uber is perpetually one step behind in India.
EBay has essentially earned back its investment, and is now playing with “house money” with its remaining stake.
The shift south could help the iPhone manufacturer curb rising costs in China.
Twitter had an up-and-down week, and Facebook’s quarterly earnings went fine.
Where will the additional money go?
India and China are Uber’s priority markets for growth.
Google’s smartphone line for emerging markets is on life support.
Chandrasekaran, who just left his post as chief product officer at the Indian carrier, will hold the same post at the Indian e-commerce company.
Facebook’s latest attempt to gain users in emerging markets.
Chandrasekaran isn’t coming back to Silicon Valley, though. He plans to do something entrepreneurial in India.