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"Ratan Tata Remembered Promise Made In Passing Many Years Later": Snapdeal Co-Founder Kunal Bahl
'Unicorn' is a term coined by a US American venture capitalist in the American context and India would do better by celebrating 'Indicorns', entrepreneur and investor Kunal Bahl has said.
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Start-Ups That Burn Investor Money, Disappear Won't Get Second Chance: Ratan Tata
Mr Tata, who also invests in start-ups, also said old-age businesses will recede and the young founders of innovative companies are the future leaders of the Indian industry.
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Billionaires Premji, Tata Have Yet To Approve Flipkart Pact For Snapdeal
The Flipkart-Snapdeal combination is aimed at creating a stronger local competitor to battle Amazon.
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From Smartphones to Smartcars, Here's Ratan Tata's 2015 Startup Shopping List
A quick rundown of the 14 startups Tata Sons chairman emeritus Ratan Tata has invested in, and how they are doing now.
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E-Commerce to Change Face of Indian Business: Ratan Tata
Promising start-ups in e-commerce and e-retail space are the ones that will change the face of Indian merchandising and marketing business, said Ratan Tata, chairman emeritus of Tata Sons.
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Ratan Tata, Bangalore's Big Angel Investor
It's a buzz-word today - the "startup". People across the country are venturing into new spaces away from the traditional business model. And when an old-school industrialist like Ratan Tata starts putting his own money into some hand-picked ventures, it is one more reason why people are paying attention to this brave new world.
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Ratan Tata to Join Jungle Ventures as Special Advisor
In his role as Special Advisor, Mr Tata has formally committed to spending time with Jungle's portfolio of companies to help them build category leadership while being ethically impregnable and culturally strong in Asian and global markets, the venture fund said in a statement.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Taxi Firm Ola
Ola did not disclose financial details of the investment, but said Tata had taken a stake in his individual capacity.
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E-Commerce Startups Asking High Price for Parting Stakes: Ratan Tata
Interestingly, Tata's personal investment portfolio comprises equity interests in e-commerce start-ups, including Snapdeal, PayTM, Urban Ladder and Bluestone.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Mobile Commerce Firm Paytm
Mr Tata had also made personal investments in homegrown e-commerce players like Snapdeal and Urban Ladder last year.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Online Furniture Retailer Urban Ladder
This is Tata's second investment in an Indian e-commerce business, after online marketplace major Snapdeal earlier this year.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Snapdeal, Picks Up Small Stake
CEO Bahl said, "Mr Tata has invested in his personal capacity. He has an immense stature and me and my team can learn a lot from him."
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Ratan Tata Invests in E-Commerce Site Snapdeal
Ratan Tata, former chairman of the salt-to-steel Tata conglomerate, has bought a stake in Indian online retailer Snapdeal, the company said on Wednesday, joining a list of funds who have invested in the country's growing e-commerce industry.
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Flipkart-Amazon Battle Pits Murthy Against Premji
IT czars Azim Premji and Narayana Murthy are now rivals in a different sector: e-retail. And soon they could face another rival in former Tata Group chief Ratan Tata.
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E-commerce Offers Good Potential For Investments: Ratan Tata
The $3 billion Indian e-commerce market is witnessing aggressive competition from global giants as well as home-grown players. Led by increasing Internet penetration and youngsters shopping online, India's e-commerce market has seen huge growth in the past few years.
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"Ratan Tata Remembered Promise Made In Passing Many Years Later": Snapdeal Co-Founder Kunal Bahl
'Unicorn' is a term coined by a US American venture capitalist in the American context and India would do better by celebrating 'Indicorns', entrepreneur and investor Kunal Bahl has said.
-
Start-Ups That Burn Investor Money, Disappear Won't Get Second Chance: Ratan Tata
Mr Tata, who also invests in start-ups, also said old-age businesses will recede and the young founders of innovative companies are the future leaders of the Indian industry.
-
Billionaires Premji, Tata Have Yet To Approve Flipkart Pact For Snapdeal
The Flipkart-Snapdeal combination is aimed at creating a stronger local competitor to battle Amazon.
-
From Smartphones to Smartcars, Here's Ratan Tata's 2015 Startup Shopping List
A quick rundown of the 14 startups Tata Sons chairman emeritus Ratan Tata has invested in, and how they are doing now.
-
E-Commerce to Change Face of Indian Business: Ratan Tata
Promising start-ups in e-commerce and e-retail space are the ones that will change the face of Indian merchandising and marketing business, said Ratan Tata, chairman emeritus of Tata Sons.
-
Ratan Tata, Bangalore's Big Angel Investor
It's a buzz-word today - the "startup". People across the country are venturing into new spaces away from the traditional business model. And when an old-school industrialist like Ratan Tata starts putting his own money into some hand-picked ventures, it is one more reason why people are paying attention to this brave new world.
-
Ratan Tata to Join Jungle Ventures as Special Advisor
In his role as Special Advisor, Mr Tata has formally committed to spending time with Jungle's portfolio of companies to help them build category leadership while being ethically impregnable and culturally strong in Asian and global markets, the venture fund said in a statement.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Taxi Firm Ola
Ola did not disclose financial details of the investment, but said Tata had taken a stake in his individual capacity.
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E-Commerce Startups Asking High Price for Parting Stakes: Ratan Tata
Interestingly, Tata's personal investment portfolio comprises equity interests in e-commerce start-ups, including Snapdeal, PayTM, Urban Ladder and Bluestone.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Mobile Commerce Firm Paytm
Mr Tata had also made personal investments in homegrown e-commerce players like Snapdeal and Urban Ladder last year.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Online Furniture Retailer Urban Ladder
This is Tata's second investment in an Indian e-commerce business, after online marketplace major Snapdeal earlier this year.
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Ratan Tata Invests in Snapdeal, Picks Up Small Stake
CEO Bahl said, "Mr Tata has invested in his personal capacity. He has an immense stature and me and my team can learn a lot from him."
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Ratan Tata Invests in E-Commerce Site Snapdeal
Ratan Tata, former chairman of the salt-to-steel Tata conglomerate, has bought a stake in Indian online retailer Snapdeal, the company said on Wednesday, joining a list of funds who have invested in the country's growing e-commerce industry.
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Flipkart-Amazon Battle Pits Murthy Against Premji
IT czars Azim Premji and Narayana Murthy are now rivals in a different sector: e-retail. And soon they could face another rival in former Tata Group chief Ratan Tata.
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E-commerce Offers Good Potential For Investments: Ratan Tata
The $3 billion Indian e-commerce market is witnessing aggressive competition from global giants as well as home-grown players. Led by increasing Internet penetration and youngsters shopping online, India's e-commerce market has seen huge growth in the past few years.
