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Jadooz to set up 5 screens in Q1 of 2022 : Rashtra News #Jadooz #set #screens The firm will soon be reaching out to T.N. govt. and look for unused spaces Entertainment start-up Jadooz, which is in the business of mini theatres in rural pockets with an average seating capacity of 30-50, will be starting

Start-Up! is weekly column on entrepreneurship, start-ups, technology and innovation, powered by the Adams Hub for Innovation. For a high school student to skip their lunch break, theres got to be a pretty significant reason behind it.

Chennai-based space start-up Agnikul Cosmos has called off the maiden launch of its 3D-printed, semi-cryogenic Agnibaan rocket about 129 seconds before lift-off citing communication issue in the onboard hardware.

Builín Blasta, a Galway-based food company is encouraging start-up and early-stage food and drink Irish business to apply for the Food Academy 2024. The programme is actively seeking applications from budding start-up and early-stage food and drink producers across Ireland. Now in its 11th year, this extended commitment highlights the sustained success and positive impact the Food Academy has had on the local Irish food and drink industry.

“Being women, we like to solve big problems" said Dr. Michal Tsur during the Jerusalem Post Women Leaders Summit last week.

In March 2024, the Vienna based climate-tech start-up EcoNetix secured a 7-digit seed investment round comprising lead investor Voltares Ventures, Persistent and asc impact.

Australian artificial intelligence start-up Intellisoftware has unveiled a new wide-ranging strategic partnership with the Australian Revenue Manageme...

Indian beauty company Nykka looks to physical retail expansion to meet consumer demand for offline sales : Rashtra News #Indian #beauty #company #Nykka #physical #retail #expansion #meet #consumer #demand #offline #sales While Nykka started as an e-commerce platform, founder and CEO Falguni Nayar is a "big believer" in physical retail and said there is demand

In its first legal response to Musk’s lawsuit, OpenAI said the tech billionaire’s allegations against it are ‘contrived’ and based on ‘the terms of his fictitious contract’ with the start-up.

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