India and China Emerging as Startup Hot Spots (Nikkei Asian Review)

Silicon Valley is not the only game in town as investment in Indian startups reached a record high at $17.6 billion (nine months through September) while venture capital investment in China over the same period exceeded 120 billion yuan ($18.3 billion). READ MORE

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