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Ratan Tata, 84, Backs This Start-Up With 30-Year-Old Founder
Ratan Tata, the octogenarian industrialist who steered the $128 billion Tata Group for decades, has backed a startup that connects senior citizens with young graduates for meaningful friendships.
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Ratan Tata Backs Startup That Helps Senior Citizens Form Inter-Generational Friendships With Young Graduates
Ratan Tata has backed Goodfellows, a startup that onnects senior citizens with young graduates for meaningful friendships. The startup was founded by Shantanu Naidu, 30, who manages Ratan Tata's office and his startup investment portfolio, in the role of general manager. Naidu said the idea for the startup came from his own rapport with Tata.
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Ratan Tata Invests In India's 1st Companionship Startup For Senior Citizens
Industrialist Ratan Tata launched India's companionship startup for senior citizens, Goodfellows, in a bid to encourage intergenerational friendships.
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"This Is Ratan Tata": Repos Founder On Phone Call That Changed Everything
Months after receiving a second round of investment from Tata Motors, the co-founder of Repos Energy shared how a call from industrialist Ratan Tata changed the company's fortune.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Medical Response Startup MUrgency
"Tata's involvement is an affirmation of the importance of a reliable emergency medical response network," the company founder said.
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India Funding Roundup: A Wedding Marketplace, Mobile Developer Tool Startup, and More
A roundup of funding news and announcements from India's tech startup ecosystem.
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Ratan Tata Invests Undisclosed Amount in Tracxn
Through this investment, Tracxn joins a list of more than a dozen startups which are part of Ratan Tata's portfolio.
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From Smartphones to Smartcars, Here's Ratan Tata's 2015 Startup Shopping List
A quick rundown of the 14 startups Tata Sons chairman emeritus Ratan Tata has invested in, and how they are doing now.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Services Firm UrbanClap
"Tata's personal investment in our unique start-up is a testament to the market opportunity and calibre of our team, which is building a valuable marketplace," the Gurgaon-based UrbanClap said in a statement.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Singapore-Based Startup Crayon Data
Crayon's flagship product 'Maya' is a personalisation engine that empowers enterprises to deliver ultra-personalised choices to their consumers.
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With 'T-Hub', This City Wants To Be India's Start-Up Headquarters
Catchy slogans on colourful walls at a brand new 70,000 square feet facility set the tone for Hyderabad's big bid to be India's start-up capital. Dubbed T-Hub, the start-up incubator built on a public private partnership will be inaugurated by business magnate Ratan Tata on Friday.
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Ratan Tata Invests in US-Based Virtual Currency Startup Abra
"These are the first investments in the cryptocurrency world for both American Express and Ratan Tata," Abra said in a statement.
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What Makes Bengaluru India's Startup Capital
You can't throw a stone in Bengaluru, without hitting somebody who has started - or is about to start - a startup, many people plugged into the city's business and technology beats feel.
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Ratan Tata, Bangalore's Big Angel Investor
It's a buzz-word today - the "startup". People across the country are venturing into new spaces away from the traditional business model. And when an old-school industrialist like Ratan Tata starts putting his own money into some hand-picked ventures, it is one more reason why people are paying attention to this brave new world.
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Lybrate Raises $10.2 Million in Funding From Ratan Tata, Others
The startup plans to utilise the funds for product development, recruitment and augmenting technology and scale operations.
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Ratan Tata, 84, Backs This Start-Up With 30-Year-Old Founder
Ratan Tata, the octogenarian industrialist who steered the $128 billion Tata Group for decades, has backed a startup that connects senior citizens with young graduates for meaningful friendships.
-
Ratan Tata Backs Startup That Helps Senior Citizens Form Inter-Generational Friendships With Young Graduates
Ratan Tata has backed Goodfellows, a startup that onnects senior citizens with young graduates for meaningful friendships. The startup was founded by Shantanu Naidu, 30, who manages Ratan Tata's office and his startup investment portfolio, in the role of general manager. Naidu said the idea for the startup came from his own rapport with Tata.
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Ratan Tata Invests In India's 1st Companionship Startup For Senior Citizens
Industrialist Ratan Tata launched India's companionship startup for senior citizens, Goodfellows, in a bid to encourage intergenerational friendships.
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"This Is Ratan Tata": Repos Founder On Phone Call That Changed Everything
Months after receiving a second round of investment from Tata Motors, the co-founder of Repos Energy shared how a call from industrialist Ratan Tata changed the company's fortune.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Medical Response Startup MUrgency
"Tata's involvement is an affirmation of the importance of a reliable emergency medical response network," the company founder said.
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India Funding Roundup: A Wedding Marketplace, Mobile Developer Tool Startup, and More
A roundup of funding news and announcements from India's tech startup ecosystem.
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Ratan Tata Invests Undisclosed Amount in Tracxn
Through this investment, Tracxn joins a list of more than a dozen startups which are part of Ratan Tata's portfolio.
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From Smartphones to Smartcars, Here's Ratan Tata's 2015 Startup Shopping List
A quick rundown of the 14 startups Tata Sons chairman emeritus Ratan Tata has invested in, and how they are doing now.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Services Firm UrbanClap
"Tata's personal investment in our unique start-up is a testament to the market opportunity and calibre of our team, which is building a valuable marketplace," the Gurgaon-based UrbanClap said in a statement.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Singapore-Based Startup Crayon Data
Crayon's flagship product 'Maya' is a personalisation engine that empowers enterprises to deliver ultra-personalised choices to their consumers.
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With 'T-Hub', This City Wants To Be India's Start-Up Headquarters
Catchy slogans on colourful walls at a brand new 70,000 square feet facility set the tone for Hyderabad's big bid to be India's start-up capital. Dubbed T-Hub, the start-up incubator built on a public private partnership will be inaugurated by business magnate Ratan Tata on Friday.
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Ratan Tata Invests in US-Based Virtual Currency Startup Abra
"These are the first investments in the cryptocurrency world for both American Express and Ratan Tata," Abra said in a statement.
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What Makes Bengaluru India's Startup Capital
You can't throw a stone in Bengaluru, without hitting somebody who has started - or is about to start - a startup, many people plugged into the city's business and technology beats feel.
-
Ratan Tata, Bangalore's Big Angel Investor
It's a buzz-word today - the "startup". People across the country are venturing into new spaces away from the traditional business model. And when an old-school industrialist like Ratan Tata starts putting his own money into some hand-picked ventures, it is one more reason why people are paying attention to this brave new world.
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Lybrate Raises $10.2 Million in Funding From Ratan Tata, Others
The startup plans to utilise the funds for product development, recruitment and augmenting technology and scale operations.
