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Spotify Needs to Profit From a Music Revolution
Spotify has never turned an annual profit; it seems to be in “perennial start-up mode,” as music royalties expert Phil Bird recently put it. The firm seems to be pursuing an alternative course, disrupting its own core product by folding into a new kind of tech offering pitched as the “Spotify machine” to investors. Here's why Spotify needs ...
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Electric Vehicles Is All Set To Revolutionise Last-Mile Deliveries: Altigreen
Bengaluru-based start-up, Altigreen's Amitabh Saran explains why the EV revolution is inevitable and how it will transform the last-mile delivery business in India in the near future.
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Start-Up Revolution On But New Jobs Still Few And Far Between, Mudra Notwithstanding
They are also start-ups. But instead of glass and chrome offices and suited executives, these start-ups are your vegetable vendor, fish seller, the aunty in the nearby down market housing colony who sells flashy sarees and kitsch jewellery.
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Robot Revolution Has Not Changed Restaurants In US. Know Why
Clamshell grills are making burger flipping obsolete at McDonald's, Johnny Rockets and other burger chains. Digital kiosks, tabletop tablets and mobile phones are taking orders at eateries like Panera, Chili's Grill & Bar and Domino's. And at Silicon Valley start-up Zume, robots are being programmed to take over pizza assembly.
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Blog: Start-Up India, Where Are The Women?
The start-up space is said to be young, buzzing, full of new ideas and a burning desire to find a problem and fix it - so how come nobody spots the elephant in the room?
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Blog: The Start-Up Generation On What Keeps Them Going
I am reminded of what a school teacher of mine would quote extensively: "If Plan A doesn't work, there are 25 more letters waiting."
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Risk-Averse India Embraces Silicon Valley-Style Start-Ups
About $6.5 billion has been invested into start-ups this year, up from $2.2 billion last year, according to the National Association of Software and Services Companies, an industry group. Three to four tech start-ups are born every day in India, it says.
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Spotify Needs to Profit From a Music Revolution
Spotify has never turned an annual profit; it seems to be in “perennial start-up mode,” as music royalties expert Phil Bird recently put it. The firm seems to be pursuing an alternative course, disrupting its own core product by folding into a new kind of tech offering pitched as the “Spotify machine” to investors. Here's why Spotify needs ...
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Electric Vehicles Is All Set To Revolutionise Last-Mile Deliveries: Altigreen
Bengaluru-based start-up, Altigreen's Amitabh Saran explains why the EV revolution is inevitable and how it will transform the last-mile delivery business in India in the near future.
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Start-Up Revolution On But New Jobs Still Few And Far Between, Mudra Notwithstanding
They are also start-ups. But instead of glass and chrome offices and suited executives, these start-ups are your vegetable vendor, fish seller, the aunty in the nearby down market housing colony who sells flashy sarees and kitsch jewellery.
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Robot Revolution Has Not Changed Restaurants In US. Know Why
Clamshell grills are making burger flipping obsolete at McDonald's, Johnny Rockets and other burger chains. Digital kiosks, tabletop tablets and mobile phones are taking orders at eateries like Panera, Chili's Grill & Bar and Domino's. And at Silicon Valley start-up Zume, robots are being programmed to take over pizza assembly.
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Blog: Start-Up India, Where Are The Women?
The start-up space is said to be young, buzzing, full of new ideas and a burning desire to find a problem and fix it - so how come nobody spots the elephant in the room?
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Blog: The Start-Up Generation On What Keeps Them Going
I am reminded of what a school teacher of mine would quote extensively: "If Plan A doesn't work, there are 25 more letters waiting."
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Risk-Averse India Embraces Silicon Valley-Style Start-Ups
About $6.5 billion has been invested into start-ups this year, up from $2.2 billion last year, according to the National Association of Software and Services Companies, an industry group. Three to four tech start-ups are born every day in India, it says.
