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It is not only flush venture capitalists who are chasing start-ups. Family offices and high-net worth individuals are also chasing Unicorns
December 7, 2018
Flush with cash after blockbuster exits like the Walmart-Flipkart deal, VCs are loosening their purse strings. Is their exuberance justified?
7-december-2018
Outlook Business Magazine - December 7, 2018
It is not only flush venture capitalists who are chasing start-ups. Family offices and high-net worth individuals are also chasing Unicorns
Log 9 is an intrepid three-year-old nanotech start-up experimenting with graphene to create game-changing purification products and R&D alliances
Titan’s gold-exchange programme has helped it manage its working capital expenses, and accelerate its sales
Skechers, a late entrant in the Indian market, struck gold by going after the untapped walkers’ market
The focus on long-term return is making family-controlled enterprises more powerful in emerging markets
Investors reward high-earnings growth with more capital but warns a new report from MOFS, all growth is not good growth
Ashok Leyland’s turnaround was historic. But now, with macro headwind, policy changes and a drop in market share, can it sustain its run?
The Walmart-Flipkart deal was much-needed validation that Indian start-ups can scale and this has stoked the interest of global investors
Truecaller’s campaign highlights all its new features that make it a one-stop communication platform
Homegrown unicorns are venturing overseas with the prospect of greater business. Will they emerge victorious?
It is not only flush venture capitalists who are chasing start-ups. Family offices and high-net worth individuals are also chasing Unicorns
Log 9 is an intrepid three-year-old nanotech start-up experimenting with graphene to create game-changing purification products and R&D alliances
Titan’s gold-exchange programme has helped it manage its working capital expenses, and accelerate its sales
Skechers, a late entrant in the Indian market, struck gold by going after the untapped walkers’ market
The focus on long-term return is making family-controlled enterprises more powerful in emerging markets
Investors reward high-earnings growth with more capital but warns a new report from MOFS, all growth is not good growth
Ashok Leyland’s turnaround was historic. But now, with macro headwind, policy changes and a drop in market share, can it sustain its run?
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The Walmart-Flipkart deal was much-needed validation that Indian start-ups can scale and this has stoked the interest of global investors
Truecaller’s campaign highlights all its new features that make it a one-stop communication platform
Homegrown unicorns are venturing overseas with the prospect of greater business. Will they emerge victorious?