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Beyond the Check: How Andreas Marrendt Is Building the Next Generation of Technology Ventures

Through investments in financial technology, strategic partnerships and emerging businesses, entrepreneur Andreas Marrendt is bringing together the capital, talent and ideas he believes will shape the next decade.

International Business Times · 1h ago

MoSPI to start annual unincorporated sector enterprises survey from April 2027

The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation will conduct the Annual Survey of Unincorporated Sector Enterprises from April 2027. New questions will address gender-specific constraints faced by female entrepreneurs for the first time. Additionally, the survey will capture the investment in fixed assets over an extended period. The survey period…

The Economic Times · 3h ago

Swavlamban 2026 to strengthen Indian Navy's self-reliance: Navy chief

Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Krishna Swaminathan highlighted the significance of a technology-driven Indian Navy on Sunday. He emphasized the Swavlamban initiative which connects the Navy's requirements to India's innovators and entrepreneurs. The event aims to strengthen naval capabilities and promote self-reliance as part of Aatmanirbhar Bharat. Swavlamban 2026…

The Economic Times · Oct 25

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Silver dividends: How investing in ageing societies can boost growth and cut healthcare costs

As populations age and people work longer, governments can turn longevity into an economic opportunity by investing in accessible infrastructure, reskilling and flexible employment. The proposed “silver multiplier” captures how keeping older people socially and economically engaged can raise output, support entrepreneurship, improve public health and reduce healthcare spending.

The Economic Times · Oct 25

Can AgTech save Latin American farmers from El Niño?

In Latin America – the world's main food-exporting region – scientists, governments, and entrepreneurs are pooling resources and brainpower to consider how to mitigate the impact of the climate phenomenon.

International Business Times · Oct 23

Guwahati gets its first 24x7 food court, The Terminal, opening November 1

The Terminal, Guwahati's first 24x7 food court, will officially open on 1 November 2026. It will consist of 42 food and retail outlets providing diverse culinary options, including Assamese and North Indian cuisines. The initiative aims to generate additional revenue for Indian Railways while improving passenger amenities and creating business…

The Economic Times · Oct 23

ET Industry Changemakers Awards North 2026: Celebrating Visionaries Who Are Shaping Tomorrow

The ET Industry Changemakers Awards North 2026, an initiative of Optimal Media Solutions ( a division of Times Internet Limited ), brought together an inspiring gathering of business leaders, entrepreneurs, innovators and industry pioneers at the Radisson Hotel, MG Road, New Delhi. The recipients were felicitated by popular Indian film…

The Economic Times · Oct 23

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Barbara Corcoran's $16M NYC penthouse becomes a beach house on Fifth Avenue

Some homes make an impression long before they become available to buy. For Barbara Corcoran, the real estate entrepreneur and Shark Tank star, a Manhattan penthouse was one such discovery. She first encountered the property decades ago, when she was working as a messenger, and never quite forgot it. Years…

The Times of India · Oct 22

Entrepreneur Rebuilds Beauty Brand: Nurse turns $500 into $100m; now backs Watch & Sea

Courtney Adeleye made a remarkable shift from nursing to entrepreneurship by founding The Mane Choice, a haircare brand that achieved impressive success. Initially starting with a few products, the overwhelming demand prompted the addition of supplements, accelerating the brand's growth. Ultimately, The Mane Choice surpassed $100 million in annual sales,…

The Times of India · Oct 22

Entrepreneur donates £1.1m to restore ancient Pompeii mansion

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The Independent UK · Oct 21

Dev Rai founded a nonprofit at 15; it has helped 400 artisans, sold 900 products and mobilised 300 volunteers

At just 15 years old, Dev Rai launched Serving Society Global Foundation, aiming to uplift India's traditional artisans. This growing nonprofit has generated over $15,000 and engaged more than 300 volunteers. By creating essential connections between artisans and American consumers through community initiatives, Rai envisions a future where these artisans…

The Times of India · Oct 21

Tech founder walked away with less than $100 million from a $1.6 billion sale

Brian O’Kelley kept less than $100 million after AT&T acquired his advertising technology company AppNexus for $1.6 billion in 2018. The co-founder and his wife decided how much they needed before donating the rest to charity. Now building Scope3, O’Kelley says he has no desire to become a billionaire.

The Times of India · Oct 21

Australian entrepreneur builds $100 million bottle business despite early doubts

Ben Young faced skepticism regarding the potential of reusable coffee cups but persevered through rigorous product development. He launched Frank Green in December 2013, attaining success through innovative designs and personalization options. Sales surged after exposure from a television program discussing environmental issues related to disposable cups. Frank Green has…

The Times of India · Oct 21

Maxim Frolov Is Building the Franchise Model Behind MG's Global Expansion

MG's Chief Commercial Officer is drawing on more than 25 years in technology and entrepreneurship to bring MG's enterprise marketing expertise to local business owners.

International Business Times · Oct 20

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Fortune · Oct 20

Idealab's Bill Gross is giving away 1.2 million AI-generated business ideas

The Idealab CEO is giving away 1.2 million AI-generated business ideas and offering AI agents to help run those new companies

International Business Times UK · Oct 20

Canadian Man Who Said He Had No Idea What He Was Doing Wins With Bizarre 'Just Trying To Pay My Rent' Campaign

Brady Rogers, a Kelowna entrepreneur who joked about disliking politics and lacking qualifications, finished fourth in the preliminary count and is set to join the city council.

The Times of India · Oct 20

Daniel Rotman built PrettyLitter into a brand valued at $1.4 billion before Mars’ buyout

Daniel Rotman saw an opportunity in a market he believed had been overlooked: cat care. In 2015, after an experience that left him questioning how early cat owners could spot signs of illness, he began exploring whether cat litter could do more than absorb waste. The result was PrettyLitter, a…

The Economic Times · Oct 20

Women entrepreneurs can power Asia’s digital trade boom

Women entrepreneurs across Asia are increasingly turning to digital trade, enabling them to reach markets far beyond their local confines. This transition allows them to bypass traditional mobility challenges and limited funding opportunities. A variety of initiatives are in place to bolster women-led enterprises through training and improved financial access.

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International Business Times UK · Oct 20

'I Have No Idea What I'm Doing': Canadian Man Wins Election After Mocking His Own Qualifications, Beats 33 Rivals

Canadian entrepreneur Brady Rogers won a seat on Kelowna City Council after running a self-deprecating campaign, joking that he did not know what he was doing.

The Times of India · Oct 20

Space entrepreneur made first million at 27, caps kids’ inheritance to 8 figures

Dylan Taylor, chairman and CEO of space technology company Voyager Technologies, made his first million at 27. Now a billionaire, he plans to leave his two children an eight-figure inheritance rather than pass down his entire fortune. In a May 27, 2026, interview with Fortune , Taylor said he would…

The Times of India · Oct 20

Two Canadians built Hush in four years; Sleep Country bought 52% at C$48M valuation

Two Canadian entrepreneurs turned a weighted blanket business into a sleep-products brand that attracted a major buyer within four years. Aaron Spivak and Lior Ohayon founded Hush after exploring how weighted blankets could help people sleep better. Their first product gained traction, but customers soon complained that it was too…

The Times of India · Oct 20

A New York entrepreneur turns high-protein lupini bean pizzas into a $700,000 business

In January 2025, Damiano Messineo introduced Loopini, a unique high-protein pizza crafted from lupini beans. By mid-2026, the brand had made impressive strides, moving from a single location in New York City to partnerships with large retailers such as Whole Foods and Target. Messineo's 100-day product testing during his Ironman…

The Times of India · Oct 20

Tim Armoo turned a £110,000 loss into an eight-figure business sale

At 17, entrepreneur Tim Armoo sold his first publishing business for £110,000, only to lose the money within 15 months through failed investments and spread betting. Years later, he founded influencer marketing agency Fanbytes, which sold for an eight-figure sum in 2022, but success brought unexpected questions about identity and…

The Times of India · Oct 20

Australian founder turns office-chair blankets into a business earning $200,000

A spilt coffee, a job loss and an unused childhood sewing machine helped inspire Jane Helman to create Warmür, an Australia-based business selling blankets designed to drape over office chairs. The idea began as a solution to a practical problem: staying warm at a desk without looking as though she…

The Independent UK · Oct 19

Traditional degrees failing to prepare young people for work and UK needs more technical universities, new report finds

The report - backed by former Labour education secretary Lord David Blunkett and entrepreneur and inventor Sir James Dyson - said that traditional three-year degrees have ‘not delivered the skills that the modern economy needs’

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