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"Excellent News": PM Modi Lauds Cabinet's Approval Of Rs 1,000-Crore Fund For Space Sector
The fund will be deployed over five years, with planned investments ranging from Rs 150 crore to Rs 250 crore annually based on startup needs.
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Karnataka High Court Ruling To Provide Tax Relief To Venture Capital Funds
The court has held that the Finance Act does not recognize a ‘trust’ as a legal person, and therefore it cannot be charged with a service tax levy.
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Venture Capital Investments Decline 34% In April-June 2016: Report
Venture capital firms made 94 investments worth $324 million in Indian companies during three months to June 2016, a fall of 34 per cent in value terms over a year ago, says a report.
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Funded, Not Fired: San Francisco Firm, To Offer $100,000 To Laid-off Tech Employees To Begin Start-ups
20 new entrepreneurs, laid-off from tech firms to get funding for their new start-up.
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Funded, Not Fired: San Francisco Firm, To Offer $100,000 To Laid-off Tech Employees To Begin Start-ups
20 new entrepreneurs, laid-off from tech firms to get funding for their new start-up.
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Toyota VC Invests In AI Startups, Firms That Refine Everyday Processes
Toyota Motor Corp's first venture capital fund is investing in startups that help the Japanese automaker refine everyday processes by bringing sharper supply-chain management and robotics to the factory floor, a fund executive said.
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Nabard Announces Rs 700 Crore Venture Capital Fund For Agriculture, Rural Startups
This is Nabard - the first time that the rural development bank - has launched a fund of its own.
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Startup Street: A Japanese Fund Wants To Spend ¥3 Billion On Indian Startups
Here’s what went on this week on Startup Street...
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There's a Fad for Corporate VCs in Japan. That's a Good Thing
Japan has often ranked in surveys as one the hardest places to open new businesses, but it’s getting easier lately.
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SenseTime Backer Raises $500 Million to Rev Up IPO Train
All-Stars expects about 10 portfolio firms to IPO in 2 years.
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SEBI Raises Overseas Investment Limit Of AIFs, Venture Capital Funds To $750 Million
SEBI has asked AIFs and VCFs to mandatorily disclose the utilisation of the such limits within five working days.
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Paper Boat Investor Eyes Bigger Slice Of India’s Consumer Goods Pie
Kanwaljit Singh’s Fireside Ventures to back 12-15 consumer goods startups.
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Venture Capital Firm Ventureast Sets Up $150 Million Fund For Start-Ups
Ventureast had introduced its first fund in 1997 which wasworth $9 million, followed by a Biotech Fund in 2006 of $38 million.
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Venture Capital Investments Decline 34% In April-June 2016: Report
Venture capital firms made 94 investments worth $324 million in Indian companies during three months to June 2016, a fall of 34 per cent in value terms over a year ago, says a report.
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Business Money Talks For Wary Venture Funds Focused On Tech Start-Ups
This shift reflects a combination of market volatility, high valuations and growing fears of another tech bubble which have led venture capitalists to reassess risk and back more business-to-business (B2B) start-ups over those aimed at consumers.
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"Excellent News": PM Modi Lauds Cabinet's Approval Of Rs 1,000-Crore Fund For Space Sector
The fund will be deployed over five years, with planned investments ranging from Rs 150 crore to Rs 250 crore annually based on startup needs.
-
Karnataka High Court Ruling To Provide Tax Relief To Venture Capital Funds
The court has held that the Finance Act does not recognize a ‘trust’ as a legal person, and therefore it cannot be charged with a service tax levy.
-
Venture Capital Investments Decline 34% In April-June 2016: Report
Venture capital firms made 94 investments worth $324 million in Indian companies during three months to June 2016, a fall of 34 per cent in value terms over a year ago, says a report.
-
Funded, Not Fired: San Francisco Firm, To Offer $100,000 To Laid-off Tech Employees To Begin Start-ups
20 new entrepreneurs, laid-off from tech firms to get funding for their new start-up.
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Funded, Not Fired: San Francisco Firm, To Offer $100,000 To Laid-off Tech Employees To Begin Start-ups
20 new entrepreneurs, laid-off from tech firms to get funding for their new start-up.
-
Toyota VC Invests In AI Startups, Firms That Refine Everyday Processes
Toyota Motor Corp's first venture capital fund is investing in startups that help the Japanese automaker refine everyday processes by bringing sharper supply-chain management and robotics to the factory floor, a fund executive said.
-
Nabard Announces Rs 700 Crore Venture Capital Fund For Agriculture, Rural Startups
This is Nabard - the first time that the rural development bank - has launched a fund of its own.
-
Startup Street: A Japanese Fund Wants To Spend ¥3 Billion On Indian Startups
Here’s what went on this week on Startup Street...
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There's a Fad for Corporate VCs in Japan. That's a Good Thing
Japan has often ranked in surveys as one the hardest places to open new businesses, but it’s getting easier lately.
-
SenseTime Backer Raises $500 Million to Rev Up IPO Train
All-Stars expects about 10 portfolio firms to IPO in 2 years.
-
SEBI Raises Overseas Investment Limit Of AIFs, Venture Capital Funds To $750 Million
SEBI has asked AIFs and VCFs to mandatorily disclose the utilisation of the such limits within five working days.
-
Paper Boat Investor Eyes Bigger Slice Of India’s Consumer Goods Pie
Kanwaljit Singh’s Fireside Ventures to back 12-15 consumer goods startups.
-
Venture Capital Firm Ventureast Sets Up $150 Million Fund For Start-Ups
Ventureast had introduced its first fund in 1997 which wasworth $9 million, followed by a Biotech Fund in 2006 of $38 million.
-
Venture Capital Investments Decline 34% In April-June 2016: Report
Venture capital firms made 94 investments worth $324 million in Indian companies during three months to June 2016, a fall of 34 per cent in value terms over a year ago, says a report.
-
Business Money Talks For Wary Venture Funds Focused On Tech Start-Ups
This shift reflects a combination of market volatility, high valuations and growing fears of another tech bubble which have led venture capitalists to reassess risk and back more business-to-business (B2B) start-ups over those aimed at consumers.
