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Skyroot has perfected the launch. Its next goal is to make money.

But this won’t be easy or quick. Building and operating launch vehicles is highly capital-intensive, and profitability could be some years away

Skyroot has perfected the launch. Its next goal is to make money.

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What India needs to build globally significant deeptech companies

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What India needs to build globally significant deeptech companies

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By Thimmaya Poojary

‘This is the biggest external technology transition I’ve seen’: Freshworks CEO Dennis Woodside

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Why Indian philanthropy needs a science and technology playbook

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Amul just crossed Rs 1 lakh crore, and its MD says India can build another one every year

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Amul just crossed Rs 1 lakh crore, and its MD says India can build another one every year

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Skyroot has perfected the launch. Its next goal is to make money.

The Crux

Skyroot has perfected the launch. Its next goal is to make money.

But this won’t be easy or quick. Building and operating launch vehicles is highly capital-intensive, and profitability could be some years away

By Parvathi Benu

The end is near, and it’s good news

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The Crux

The end is near, and it’s good news

Sanghamitra Kar

A state law, a central code, and a battle over India’s gig economy

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AI in hiring: Are recruiters playing catch-up?

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Bengaluru leads India's AI push, but Beijing is in another league

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Artificial Intelligence

Bengaluru leads India's AI push, but Beijing is in another league

Thimmaya Poojary

The Crux

The end is near, and it’s good news

By Sanghamitra Kar

The end is near, and it’s good news

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A state law, a central code, and a battle over India’s gig economy

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AI in hiring: Are recruiters playing catch-up?

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AI in hiring: Are recruiters playing catch-up?

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Parvathi Benu

Patent pending: Why Indian startups aren't racing to protect IP

Patent pending: Why Indian startups aren't racing to protect IP

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Patent pending: Why Indian startups aren't racing to protect IP

While India celebrated a record year of patent approvals in 2023, a severe shortage of patent agents and examiners, coupled with lengthy processing times and weak enforcement, continues to hold back the country's intellectual property ambitions.

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The long wait for India's first $100-billion startup success

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The long wait for India's first $100-billion startup success

Nikhil Patwardhan

Size no bar: Why smaller startups are making a beeline for public markets

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Size no bar: Why smaller startups are making a beeline for public markets

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Alpha Wave pivots from backing tech titans to traditional firms

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Alpha Wave pivots from backing tech titans to traditional firms

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The long wait for India's first $100-billion startup success

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The long wait for India's first $100-billion startup success

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Size no bar: Why smaller startups are making a beeline for public markets

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Size no bar: Why smaller startups are making a beeline for public markets

By Nikhil Patwardhan

Alpha Wave pivots from backing tech titans to traditional firms

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Alpha Wave pivots from backing tech titans to traditional firms

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