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European law firms want AI that delivers speed without sacrificing trust. They demand tools that explain decisions, respect regulation, and protect sensitive data. A young legaltech company from Belgium now…
India’s startup story is no longer metro-centric. By 2026, Tier-2 cities have emerged as serious technology innovation hubs, driven by lower costs, strong talent pools, state startup missions and remote-first…
China’s startup ecosystem does not follow the Silicon Valley script. Founders in China do not simply chase venture capital, scale users, and plan for a fast exit. Instead, they operate…
Startup lawsuits rarely stay quiet. When young companies chase massive growth, raise billions, and disrupt regulated industries, legal conflict often spills into public view. The most public startup lawsuits do…
Startups are pressure cookers by design. Limited resources, aggressive timelines, uncertain outcomes, and constant change create an environment where people are expected to perform at their best—often for long stretches…
Entrepreneurs love speed. Investors love traction. Copycat startups promise both. They spot a winning idea, clone the features, and sprint to market. On paper, the logic looks clean. In practice,…
OpenAI has shifted from a single-model AI provider into a full platform for building intelligent software. In 2026, startups no longer compete by simply adding a chatbot. They compete by…
India’s electric mobility journey depends as much on charging infrastructure as it does on electric vehicles. In a significant boost to this ecosystem, RoadGrid, an electric vehicle (EV) charging technology…
Indian proptech startup Flent has raised ₹21 crore in a Pre-Series A funding round, marking a strong vote of confidence in its vision for premium rental living. The funding arrives…
College promises structure, credentials, and security. Entrepreneurship rewards risk, obsession, and relentless execution. Some founders chose the second path early. They left college behind, trusted their instincts, and built companies…