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Corporate Venturing: How Big Companies Are Shaping Startup Innovation
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
Corporations can benefit from leveraging technology to create more agile and responsive business models. According to McKinsey, 75% of corporate respondents are motivated to gain market insights and cutting-edge ideas. To stay ahead of disruption, big companies must actively engage with startups through partnerships, investments, and acquisitions.
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Foreign university returnees now lead Campus Fund’s startup deal flow
Economic Times
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2m ago
Medial
The Campus Fund report reveals that student founders from foreign universities now lead in sourcing deals, highlighting a shift in innovation dynamics. The fund, supporting startups in various sectors like AI, biotech, and cleantech, emphasizes the role of college labs and hostels in shaping India's next big companies. With BTech graduates leading startup creation and women heading 26% of them, the landscape points toward diverse and potentially transformative entrepreneurial growth.
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Corporate America's loyalty problem is on display in Big Tech
Business Insider
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1y ago
Medial
The paragraph discusses the issue of loyalty in corporate America, particularly in the context of big tech companies. It highlights how employees no longer feel loyal to their employers, and the deterioration of the psychological contract between employer and employee. The paragraph also mentions recent layoffs in Big Tech, including Google, Instagram, and Meta, which further contribute to the erosion of loyalty.
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IAMAI view on draft Digital Law not shared by all constituents: four members tell MCA
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
Four members of the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) have expressed divergent views from the association's recent submission opposing ex-ante regulation proposed in the draft Digital Competition Bill (DCB). The companies believe that the IAMAI's submission does not represent the entire digital startup ecosystem and they urge the Ministry of Corporate Affairs to proceed with ex-ante regulations to combat the anti-competitive practices of Big Tech companies. They argue that opposition to ex-ante regulations will maintain the status quo and hinder competition and innovation. The companies emphasize the necessity of ex-ante regulation in the digital sector and highlight that other jurisdictions are implementing similar rules.
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2024’s Biggest Startup Trends
Internet
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8m ago
Medial
The Y Combinator video discusses the biggest startup trends for 2024, highlighting key areas of growth and innovation. It emphasizes the rise of AI-driven solutions, the increasing focus on sustainability, and the expansion of remote work technologies. The video also notes the importance of health tech and personalized services in the evolving market landscape. It explores how startups are adapting to changing consumer behaviors and leveraging new technologies to create competitive advantages, ultimately shaping the future of entrepreneurship. Save it for later or visit source to watch now!
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Increased regulatory scrutiny and compliance forces startups to look at profitability over growth at every cost
Economic Times
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7m ago
Medial
Startups are increasingly focusing on sustainability and profitability over rapid growth due to evolving regulations, especially in sectors like fintech, edtech, and health tech. Clear regulations are deemed crucial for investor confidence and successful fundraising. The demographic shift, with more experienced professionals entering the startup scene, is shaping innovation towards real market needs. Legal tech advancements are expected to reduce startup costs, while the abolition of the angel tax has positively impacted the startup funding landscape in India.
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Can Tata and Adani give Nvidia a run for its money?
Livemint
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11m ago
Medial
Indian conglomerates, including Tata group, the Adani group, and Larsen & Toubro, are venturing into the semiconductor space with partnerships with foreign chipmakers. While Indian companies lack the intellectual property and technical know-how to compete with companies like Nvidia in chip designing, they aim to reduce reliance on imports and master mature nodes before potentially upgrading to advanced nodes in the future. This approach mirrors that of Samsung, which started as a conglomerate before becoming an innovator and the world's largest chipmaker by revenue.
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Nvidia Earnings Show the Strength of AI Spending–and the Company
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
Big tech companies are heavily investing in artificial intelligence (AI), contributing to Nvidia's strong financial performance. The CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, stated that AI is driving the company's growth and shaping a new industry. While AI has yet to become ubiquitous in everyday life, it has the potential to transform computing. Nvidia reported record-breaking sales and forecasts continued growth. Tech giants like Google and Microsoft are also investing in AI, boosting the demand for Nvidia's chips. The sustained boom in AI is seen as an opportunity for companies that can harness its power.
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Corporate Innovation Conclave to be held in Hyderabad on March 7
Inshorts
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5m ago
Medial
The Corporate Innovation Conclave 2025 (CIC25) will take place at the Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC) on March 7 (Friday). Organized by T-Hub, CIC25 aims to promote corporate-startup collaborations and drive business growth through innovation. The inaugural edition will bring together 300+ corporate leaders (CXOs, VPs, Directors) and 100+ revenue-generating startups.
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When the third-party cookie crumbles: A new privacy-centric internet emerges
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
Google Chrome's plan to phase out third-party cookies is causing panic in the digital advertising industry. With cookies being a fundamental tool for personalized ads and user tracking, the change will have a significant impact on digital ad inventory placement and consumer experience. Advertisers are now exploring alternatives like AI-powered contextual targeting and data clean rooms to maintain scale and privacy compliance. However, concerns are rising about the concentration of personal data in the hands of a few big tech companies, potentially shaping the future of the internet.
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Small brands teach new tricks to FMCG giants
Economic Times
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29d ago
Medial
India's FMCG sector is witnessing a shift as smaller regional brands challenge established giants like HUL and Nestlé India. These smaller players leverage local insights, innovation, and nimbleness to gain market share, pushing big companies to adapt. They're capitalizing on changing consumer preferences and e-commerce platforms, offering localized, cost-effective products. In response, larger FMCG companies are collaborating with startups and regional brands to stay relevant and competitive, focusing on local market dynamics and innovation.
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