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Madhav Chanchani

Madhav Chanchani

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Co-Founder and Writer, The Arc

Bangalore

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Climate Change EnvironmentLGBTQ+ Renewable Energy

Doesn’t Cover

Fashion, music, tech (unless those topics dip into the crime genre!)

Journalist Type

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Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 1071

  • Tiger Global’s India exits top $2 billion in 18 months

    By Madhav Chanchani| LinkedIn@ Skip to main content The Arc The Arc Smartest takes on tech companies. Crisp. Incisive. Daily. Published Apr 12, 2023 ARC NOTESThe US investment firm has completely cashed out of Delhivery and PB Fintech and sold a partial share in Zomato. It is close to selling its remaining 4% stake in Flipkart for over $1 billion to Walmart, people briefed on the matter tell The Arc.

    By Madhav Chanchani · LinkedIn

    Apr. 12, 2023

  • Uber India ropes in ex CEO of DEN Networks to head central operations

    By Chaitali Chakravarty Verified, Madhav Chanchani| The Economic Times Verified Search for Stocks, News, Mutual Fund, News etcBusiness News›Small Biz ›HR›Uber India ropes in ex CEO of DEN Networks to head central operations SynopsisPradeep Parameswaran, former CEO of cable firm DEN Networks, will head central operations of Uber India as the cab hailing giant further builds a country team against its city-led approach globally.

    By Chaitali Chakravarty Verified, Madhav Chanchani · The Economic Times

    Apr. 11, 2023

  • Tiger Global’s India exits top $2 billion in 18 months

    By Madhav Chanchani| LinkedIn@ Skip to main content The Arc The Arc Smartest takes on tech companies. Crisp. Incisive. Daily. Published Apr 12, 2023 ARC NOTESThe US investment firm has completely cashed out of Delhivery and PB Fintech and sold a partial share in Zomato. It is close to selling its remaining 4% stake in Flipkart for over $1 billion to Walmart, people briefed on the matter tell The Arc.

    By Madhav Chanchani · LinkedIn

    Apr. 12, 2023

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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India