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    He joined a fire department as a volunteer at 15, left Goldman Sachs to build a $225 million used fire truck marketplace targeting a $1 trillion market

    Martin Hunt joined a volunteer fire department at 15, worked at Goldman Sachs and then left finance to build Garage, an AI-powered marketplace for used heavy equipment. Now 27, he has raised $41 million for the startup, which is valued at $225 million and aims to tap a $1 trillion market.

    Google's expanding AI chip business opens new opportunities for Samsung, SK hynix beyond Nvidia

    Google's strategy to boost its tensor processing units is likely to create greater demand for high-bandwidth memory from Samsung and SK hynix. With nearly 100 TPU clients, including Oracle ready to utilize Google's chips by 2024, both memory giants aim for long-term supply contracts as the need for HBM in custom AI chips accelerates. However, the transition from this potential to actual orders is hindered by current production obligations.

    Mother Dairy raises milk prices by Rs 2-4 per litre, effective Thursday

    Mother Dairy has raised milk prices by Rs 2-4 per litre from November 12, citing higher procurement costs. The hike affects several milk variants in Delhi-NCR, with full cream milk now costing Rs 76 per litre and toned milk Rs 62. The company last increased prices in May 2026.

    Lenskart, Meesho deliver gains of nearly $400 million for SoftBank Vision funds

    Lenskart saw returns of $273 million, the highest among the Vision funds' listed investments, while Meesho gained $121 million, according to SoftBank's earnings presentation released on Tuesday. The gains come as SoftBank continues to monetise its Indian investments, having sold shares worth more than Rs 9,300 crore in Lenskart and Meesho since June.

    Government extends ₹2,700-crore PLI scheme for medical devices till 2035-36, eases eligibility norms

    The government has extended the ₹2,700-crore production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for domestic medical device manufacturing until 2035-36 and invited fresh applications with relaxed eligibility and investment conditions. The revised rules remove the minimum sales threshold for claiming incentives and lower the minimum investment requirement to attract more manufacturers.

    Government invites fresh applications under Rs 2,700 crore medical device PLI scheme

    The government is inviting new applications under the Production Linked Incentive Scheme for Medical Devices. This scheme has been extended until 2035-36 with an outlay of Rs 2,700 crore. Eligibility conditions have been simplified, and new applicants can submit multiple applications across different target segments. The revised scheme aims to enhance domestic manufacturing of high-end medical devices and improve global competitiveness.

    The Economic Times
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