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Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
The dispute illustrates how patent battles are becoming increasingly internationalized, with companies fighting in multiple jurisdictions.
What happens when a Finnish company and an Indian startup claim ownership of the same smart ring innovations? The answer is playing out in courtrooms in two different countries, showing how modern patent warfare transcends borders.
Smart rings, which are finger-worn devices that track health metrics like heart rate, sleep and activity, are a fast-growing niche in the wearables market. Finland-based Oura was one of the earliest entrants, building a strong brand among athletes and biohackers since it was founded in 2013. Bengaluru-based Ultrahuman is a newer player, gaining traction with its Ring AIR introduced in 2023. A notable difference …
At a time when startups selling chips or pet food have raised millions of dollars in funding, investors have shunned wearable tech companies. The fate of the sector hangs in the balance.
The seven-year-old health tech firm has hit a wall with its core surgery business. It is now opening up hospitals.
A lawsuit in the US threatens to eclipse a significant chunk of the overseas business done by India's biggest solar panel manufacturer, putting its investors at grave risk.
