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    • Bharti Airtel scion Kavin Bharti Mittal to shut down Hike after India's real-money gaming ban

      Last month, Kavin Bharti Mittal had stated plans of exiting India to focus on International markets such as the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia.

    • Online Gaming Bill: Kavin Bharti Mittal's Rush to exit India following government’s proposed RMG ban

      Rush, a casual RMG platform from Kavin Bharti Mittal's Hike, now intends to focus entirely on the United States and other global markets like the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia.

    • Tinder co-founders invest in India's Hike

      Hike was given the unicorn tag in 2016 after Chinese internet giant Tencent led a $175 million round.

    • Hike: Bot on cards!

      CNBC-TV18's Megha Vishwanath caught up with Kavin Bharti Mittal to talk about Hike's plans to foray into Bots and the like.

    • Hike raises $175 mn from Tencent, Foxconn; joins $1-bn club

      Hike Messenger has raised USD 175 million in a fresh round of funding led by Tencent Holdings and Foxconn Technology Group, joining the coveted 'unicorn' club of startups with a valuation of almost USD 1.4 billion.

    • Hike Messenger raises $175 mn led by Tencent, Foxconn

      Existing investors - Tiger Global, Bharti and Softbank Group - also participated in this round. This is the fourth venture capital round and the biggest to date for Hike, a company founded by Kavin Bharti Mittal, son of Bharti Enterprises Chairman Sunil Mittal.

    • Hike appoints Rajesh Rudraradhya as VP, Engineering Head

      Rudraradhya will report to Founder and CEO of Hike, Kavin Bharti Mittal, son of Bharti Enterprises Chairman Sunil Mittal, and will help Hike scale its engineering team and streamlining product development.

    • Hike Messenger crosses 100 million users

      The company acquired 30 million additional users in just three months as it crossed 70 million users in October 2015, the statement said.

    • Finding the next big 'mobile' idea with Martin Sorrell

      Forget America and think China to further the start-up revolution in India, says Martin Sorrell, CEO, WPP in an interview to CNBC-TV18‘s Shereen Bhan.

    • Hike launches free group calling, can connect 100 people

      The calling feature, which will work over 4G and wi-fi to begin with is available on Android currently while iOS and Windows will be followed by end of the year, the company said in a statement.

    • Bharti ties up with Softbank, Mittal's son to head JV

      Bharti Enterprises has struck a joint venture with Japanese internet firm Softbank Corp to offer mobile internet services in India.

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