Rahul Yadav

Mumbai Police EOW lodges FIR against Rahul Yadav, issues lookout notice

The complainant in the case is Rajasthan-based Vikas Om Prakas Noval, a Rajasthan-based director of the Interspace Communication Private Limited

Why netizens are upset with Rahul Yadav as Info Edge begins forensic audit

Housing.com's Rahul Yadav has once again made headlines after his investor initiated forensic audit of his new venture, 4B Networks

Info Edge initiates forensic audit in Rahul Yadav's start-up 4B Networks

Info Edge saw its net profit for the fourth quarter of FY23 reported a loss of Rs 349.5 crore, compared to a profit of Rs 285.7 crore in the same quarter last fiscal

Rahul Yadav says he wants to give up entrepreneurship

Might opt for salaried employment after failure of his latest venture

Rahul Yadav latest start-up adventure fails to take off

Intelligent Interfaces was being designed to use data analytics to 'streamline processes for government'

Shyamal Majumdar: Rahul Yadav's 'everyone-is-dumb-but-me' mindset

The just-sacked CEO could learn a thing or two from what Steve Jobs had said about his years of wilderness after getting fired from Apple

I love Housing.com but am not sentimental about it: Rahul Yadav

Rahul Yadav, the recently-ousted CEO of Housing.com, says he is too logical to be sentimental about the venture he co-founded three years ago

Housing sacks Yadav, interim CEO hunt on

He had quit as the CEO on April 30 this year, but he withdrew his resignation within a week

Housing.com's CEO Rahul Yadav quits, insults Board in resignation letter

Realty startup Housing.com CEO Rahul Yadav resigned weeks after an online spat with Sequoia Capital MD Shailendra Singh over poaching of staff.

Housing.com CEO Rahul Yadav withdraws resignation, apologises

He said he's looking forward to 'building an even greater company while working in full harmony with the board'

How Housing.com CEO Rahul Yadav could have done better by investing in social skills

There is a much-bandied term - nouveau riche. It's used loosely to describe arrivistes on the social scene who throw massive parties with a paid for VIP cast, invite everyone who is anyone to town and pay for media coverage. Ask people more about them, and possibly all you will hear are adjectives around the money. Few have little, if anything, to say about the person.

Rahul Yadav's shoe-in-the-mouth syndrome

Housing.com Chief Executive Rahul Yadav seems to have got into the habit of shooting his mouth off and then finding his shoe in it.

Why investors are ignoring Housing CEO's outburst

The property website has met its targets and has ambitious growth plans for which continuity in senior management is required

Housing.com boss gifts his shares to staff

I'm just 26 and it's too early in life to get serious about money, etc.: Rahul Yadav

Do we need more people like housing.com's Rahul Yadav?

We need more Yadavs, not because he has allotted all his shares to employees but because he is truly passionate about being an entrepreneur and providing real solutions to real-life problems

I don't waste time raising funds: Rahul Yadav

Interview with CEO, Housing.com

Stop publicity stunts: Colleagues to Housing.com CEO Rahul Yadav

His latest gesture of giving away his shares worth Rs 200 cr to his employees is not going well with anyone in the industry

Housing.com CEO Yadav says he feels Sequoia is inhuman

Yadav accused Singh of poaching staff and said the firm did not let him have 'enough say' in the operations of the company

Bhupesh Bhandari: Dealing with Rahul Yadav

Housing.com CEO Rahul Yadav, all of 26, has got adulation and ridicule in equal measure for his recent public comments. While many have found his outbursts immature, Mr Yadav has got his vocal band of admirers as well. They see in him the streaks of a genius rebel - an outspoken maverick, the Salman Khan of e-commerce. The man is irreverent yet indispensable (in spite of his indiscretions, Mr Yadav still has his job) and doesn't mind the publicity that gimmickry begets. What has also happened is that his verbal volleys have fetched Mr Yadav top-of-the-mind recall.If you analyse all the comments Mr Yadav has made so far, you will find that five sets of people have drawn his ire: investors (private equity funds), board members, poachers, peers and rivals. Actually, if you come to think of it, these are precisely the people that businessmen grumble about all the time - except board members, who they treat as rubber stamps and retainers. However, unlike Mr Yadav, they do so in private conv

The founder's dilemma

Do founders always make the best leaders? Recent developments at Housing.com show a founder's passion and his ability to inspire people are no measure of his management prowess