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Tesla reportedly might sell its China business ahead of a SpaceX merger

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"Tesla is reportedly considering separating its China business through a spinoff, sale, or closure to facilitate a potential merger with SpaceX. Because SpaceX is a defense contractor subject to strict national security and citizenship regulations, decoupling from China would simplify integration. This move would be a significant concession, as China serves as a vital production hub and market for Tesla's global vehicle operations and distribution.".

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Urban Company slips into red in Q1, revenue jumps 44%

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Urban Company reported a net loss of Rs 92.12 crore for Q1 FY27, despite a 44% year-on-year revenue increase to Rs 528.34 crore. The company added a record 1.2 million new users and saw orders rise 79%. While international operations grew 82%, overall profitability was weighed down by heavy losses in its InstaHelp segment. Management remains focused on category leadership despite near-term margin pressures from aggressive discounting.

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7 Books about the importance of valuing your attention

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In an era of constant digital distraction, attention has become a precious and finite resource. Seven influential books, including "Deep Work" and "Stolen Focus," explore how technology and societal pressures erode our ability to concentrate. These works emphasize the need for intentional focus and digital minimalism to reclaim mental clarity. Ultimately, consciously choosing where to direct attention is essential for personal growth, meaningful work, and a fulfilling life.

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Repeat founder Ryan Williams raises $10M seed for an AI startup for private credit managers

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Ellis AI has emerged from stealth with $10 million in seed funding from investors including First Round Capital and Thrive Capital. Founded by former Cadre co-creator Ryan Williams, the company uses AI agents to centralize fragmented workflows for private credit managers. The platform integrates existing software and documents to automate portfolio monitoring and reporting, reducing manual data entry while keeping human experts in control of material decisions.

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Own it, launch it, talk to them: A practical playbook from Hostinger's CEO for Indian MSMEs

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At MSME Sparks 2026 in Bengaluru, Hostinger CEO Giedrius Zakaitis argued that AI has eliminated capital and capability barriers for small businesses, leaving only confidence as the primary obstacle. He advised founders to own their platforms rather than relying on closed ecosystems, launch products before they are perfect, and maintain close customer relationships. Zakaitis emphasized that the decision to start is now the only real hurdle.

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Uplers introduces AI-powered matching to help startups hire faster

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Uplers, founded in 2019 by Jaymin Bhuptani, simplifies startup hiring in India using AI-powered matching and human expertise. By analyzing a network of 3.5 million professionals, the platform delivers three to five interview-ready candidates within 48 hours. Having facilitated over 5,000 engineering hires for 500 startups, Uplers now supports various business functions and provides Employer of Record services to help founders scale their teams efficiently.

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VoltSeal installs batteries at factories and offices to replace diesel generators

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India's rapid solar expansion has outpaced its storage capacity, causing midday surpluses and expensive evening peaks. New Delhi-based startup VoltSeal aims to bridge this gap using lithium-iron-phosphate battery systems and specialized software for time-shifting and peak shaving. Founded by energy policy experts, the pre-revenue company recently raised $1.5 million in pre-seed funding led by Theia Ventures to help businesses reduce costs and avoid diesel generators.

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RoshAi makes the trucks you already own drive themselves

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"RoshAi, founded in 2021, specializes in industrial autonomy for enclosed environments like ports and mines. The company provides retrofit hardware and a Level 4 autonomy software stack, allowing operators to convert existing vehicles into driverless ones to reduce labor costs. Having raised significant funding and generated Rs 15 crore in FY26 revenue, RoshAi aims to scale its deployments across India, the United States, Australia, and Southeast Asia.".

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Nabhdrishti is building small gas turbines for drones, aircraft and power generation

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Bengaluru-based Nabhdrishti Aerospace aims to reduce India's dependence on imported aircraft engines by developing indigenous, fuel-flexible micro gas turbines. The company utilizes a shared core to produce the ND350, ND400 turbojet, and ND2000 engines for aviation and industrial use. Backed by Accel and IIMA Ventures, Nabhdrishti successfully tested its ND400 turbojet in January 2026, targeting a goal to lead India's propulsion market by 2032.

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Satlabs is building relay satellites to shorten the waiting period for Earth observation data

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Bengaluru-based startup Satlabs Space Systems is developing a constellation of approximately 150 low-cost data relay satellites to reduce imaging satellite latency from hours to minutes. By acting as floating ground stations, these satellites enable near real-time data delivery for defense, agriculture, and disaster response. The company recently raised Rs 9 crore in seed funding to develop a proof-of-concept spacecraft and scale its subscription-based network.

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Amul barely keeps any profit. That is why it keeps winning

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Amul, owned by the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), operates a unique three-tier structure where farmers are the shareholders. By prioritizing maximum payouts to its 36.4 lakh members over corporate profits, GCMMF maintains a slim 0.2% margin. This "Anand Pattern" ensures supply stability and earned the organization a CARE AAA rating, helping it become the first Indian FMCG brand to exceed Rs 1 lakh crore turnover.

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Imarticus Learning acquires Singapore's Bells Institute of Higher Learning for Rs 800 Cr

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"Edtech firm Imarticus Learning has acquired Singapore-based BELLS Institute of Higher Learning for an estimated Rs 800 crore. This first international acquisition establishes Singapore as a hub for Imarticus to expand across Southeast Asia. The combined entity, with over 1,100 employees and 25 offices, will now offer expanded services in artificial intelligence, data analytics, and workforce development, leveraging BELLS' existing relationships with the Singapore government.".

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Apple posts record Jun qtr revenue of $109.4B

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iPhone sales during the reported quarter increased by 21.7% to $54.25 billion from $44.58 billion a year ago. Mac sales grew 28.66% to $10.35 billion from around $8 billion.

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Air India, SkyDrive, Suzuki sign pact to study eVTOL aircraft use for medical logistics

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Air India, SkyDrive, and Suzuki Motor Corporation have signed a pact to conduct a feasibility study on using electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft for medical air logistics in India. The collaboration aims to overcome severe urban traffic congestion and reduce transit times for critical medical supplies. By combining technology, operational expertise, and market insight, the partners seek to enhance India's medical infrastructure and emergency transport.

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Hyd police book cases against Meta India Head over posts on PM

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"Hyderabad Cyber Crime police have registered two cases against social media users and Meta's India head following a complaint by BJP activists. The FIRs, filed under the IT Act and BNS, allege the circulation of derogatory and morphed content targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Telangana BJP is seeking a thorough investigation into the accounts involved, arguing that organized abuse of constitutional office-holders exceeds the limits of free speech.".

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Your brain treats winning and almost winning alike. Game designers know it

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From slot machines to Candy Crush and loot boxes, near-misses turn frustrating losses into a powerful urge to keep playing longer.

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5 Books that uncover the reasons behind fear of change

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—explore the psychological barriers to adaptation. These works emphasize the importance of flexibility, vulnerability, and embracing discomfort. By understanding the emotional patterns behind resistance, individuals can build resilience and discover new opportunities through life's inevitable transitions.

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The $2 Million Startup Building an Operating System for India's Apple Industry

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Orchardly, a Srinagar-based startup, is transforming Kashmir's apple industry by replacing traditional farming methods with a data-driven "operating system." By integrating localized weather, soil intelligence, and AI-led advisories, the company helps growers optimize productivity and quality. Beyond its app, Orchardly provides physical stores and agronomy services, creating a comprehensive ecosystem that has already enabled the first commercial exports of Kashmiri cherries to international markets.

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Airbnb is no longer just a vacation rental company—here’s what it’s becoming

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Airbnb is diversifying its business model as the short-term rental market matures and faces tighter regulations. To drive growth, the company is expanding into standalone Experiences and integrating boutique hotels into its platform. With 2025 revenue reaching $12.24 billion, Airbnb is leveraging its existing infrastructure and user trust to capture new demand, transitioning from a vacation rental specialist into a broader travel services marketplace.

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Three C-CAMP startups win backing under govt's PRIP scheme

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"Three startups supported by Bengaluru's C-CAMP—Achira Labs, 4S Medical Research, and AAARNA Therapeutics—have been selected for the Union government's PRIP scheme. This ₹5,000 crore initiative aims to shift Indian pharmaceuticals toward innovation-based growth. Recent amendments now allow startups to access early-stage funding of up to ₹5 crore. These ventures focus on critical areas, including tropical fever diagnostics, antivirals, and assistive speech technology for deaf users.".

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