Pepperfry

Mr. Murty, who was an avid biker and trekker, had posted a video of Leh on Instagram just a day ago before his death.

Ambareesh Murty completed his Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Calcutta in 1996.

Five years, commitment of 30 per cent local sourcing and a planned investment of Rs 10,500 crore is what Swedish furniture retailer Ikea had to make to launch its first store in India. The long-awaited Ikea store opened on Thursday in a 13-acre complex in the heart of HITEC City, Hyderabad. It has not been an easy journey - Ikea India launch was mu...

Hyderabad IKEA Store Launch: IKEA is set to leap into a milestone of sorts with the launch of its sprawling 37,000 square-metre store in Hyderabad today

Pepperfry on Wednesday said it has launched a rental service in select cities, including Delhi, Gurgaon, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Pune.

The funds will be used to scale Pepperfry's logistics and service network and to expand the footprint of Pepperfry Studios.

Pepperfry, an Indian online furniture marketplace, said on Wednesday it had raised Rs 2.1 billion rupees ($31.3 million) from existing investors including Goldman Sachs Group Inc in a new round of funding.

The fourth round of funding will be used to strengthen the company's logistics, technology platform, experience centres and marketing efforts.

Mr. Murty, who was an avid biker and trekker, had posted a video of Leh on Instagram just a day ago before his death.

Ambareesh Murty completed his Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Calcutta in 1996.

Five years, commitment of 30 per cent local sourcing and a planned investment of Rs 10,500 crore is what Swedish furniture retailer Ikea had to make to launch its first store in India. The long-awaited Ikea store opened on Thursday in a 13-acre complex in the heart of HITEC City, Hyderabad. It has not been an easy journey - Ikea India launch was mu...

Hyderabad IKEA Store Launch: IKEA is set to leap into a milestone of sorts with the launch of its sprawling 37,000 square-metre store in Hyderabad today

Pepperfry on Wednesday said it has launched a rental service in select cities, including Delhi, Gurgaon, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Pune.

The funds will be used to scale Pepperfry's logistics and service network and to expand the footprint of Pepperfry Studios.

Pepperfry, an Indian online furniture marketplace, said on Wednesday it had raised Rs 2.1 billion rupees ($31.3 million) from existing investors including Goldman Sachs Group Inc in a new round of funding.

The fourth round of funding will be used to strengthen the company's logistics, technology platform, experience centres and marketing efforts.