Articles about Times Internet

Last night, TikTok was reported to be considering a way out of selling its US business to an American company.

Since last night, the case between Apple and Epic Games has progressed.

As TikTok struggles to hold its ground in global markets, Facebook is going a full-on assault mode to take its place.

As 1.3 billion Indians remain under lockdown, looking for entertainment sources to spend quality time with their friends and family, Spotify is coming to the rescue.

Unacademy, one of the fastest-growing ed-tech start-ups in India, has now been backed by the biggest social media company in the world - Facebook.

Gradeup, an ed-tech start-up that provides online test preparation courses for various competitive entrance and government exams, has raised $7 million in Series A round of funding from Times Internet.

Popular over-the-top video platform MX Player has raised $110 million in a funding round led by Chinese tech giant Tencent.

China's famous short-form video platform, TikTok, has made its first move in the ed-tech sector of India.

Streaming giant Gaana has crossed 100 million monthly listeners, a milestone that consolidates its position as India's number 1 music platform.

In a major move, Google Pay has added gold investment into its wide-ranging offerings.

In a major strategic move, Apple has reduced the price of its 'premium' music offering, Apple Music, in India.

In a major development, Google Pay, the UPI-based payments platform from Google, will soon let you invest in 99.99% pure 24 karat gold.

Soon, music lovers in India could get one of the most popular streaming services in the world - Spotify.

Times Internet (TIL), the digital venture of the Times of India group, has bought majority stake in Mumbai's local video platform MX Player for over Rs. 1,000cr, as part of its plans to enter the video over-the-top (OTT) space.

Music streaming service Gaana today said it will raise USD 115 million (about Rs. 750 crore) from Chinese internet giant Tencent and Times Internet in its latest round of funding.

Today, at IPL media rights auction, Star India emerged as the winner of IPL's India broadcast, India digital and the rest of world broadcast and digital.

Just when you thought the Snapdeal saga was at its very end, there is a new twist in the tale.

Byju's, one of the few education technology start-ups that have scaled majorly in the last 1.5 years, has raised $30mn from Brussels-based Verlinvest.

Indian education company Byju's, run by Think and Learn Pvt Ltd, said it raised a whopping $50 million from existing investors and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.