The Economic Times Startup Awards 2024 has unveiled the nominees for its prestigious Startup of the Year category, celebrating companies that have demonstrated exceptional innovation, execution, and rapid growth. This year’s nominees
Indusbridge Ventures (IBV), an India-based investor specializing in dual-use and defense technology sectors, has announced a groundbreaking partnership with FedTech, a US-based deeptech venture builder. Together, they will launch the India to
Becoming a successful entrepreneur is a challenging journey filled with highs and lows, but the stories of accomplished business leaders offer invaluable insights. Here are five key lessons from some of the
In the rapidly evolving technological landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changer, influencing every aspect of the industry. Amidst this AI revolution, Nvidia Corporation has risen from a niche graphics
Entrepreneurship is both a thrilling and demanding journey. From launching a startup to scaling a thriving business, the path to success is marked by unique challenges and opportunities. While the definition of
In a significant move to accelerate innovation and sustainability within the textile industry, the Indian government has approved grants of ₹50 lakh each for seven startups focused on technical textiles. This initiative,
In a world where water scarcity and contamination are growing concerns, Gradiant has emerged as a beacon of innovation and sustainability. This Boston-based water treatment startup, founded in 2013 by MIT spinout
Elon Musk’s journey through the tech and business world has been nothing short of extraordinary. From co-founding online ventures to spearheading revolutionary space travel and electric vehicles, Musk’s career has been marked
Global Capability Centres (GCCs) have undergone a remarkable transformation from their origins as mere back-office operations to becoming integral powerhouses within the global technology ecosystem. Once relegated to supporting roles for Fortune
In a provocative statement, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has criticized the company’s work-from-home culture for impeding its ability to innovate and compete effectively in the AI sector. Speaking at Stanford University,
