Have you ever thought why some young startups move fast at the start, but later feel stuck when growth knocks on the door?

Viewpoint: Why digital health startups fail Healthcare may be the most difficult industry in which to launch an innovative new company — even for physicians and others with firsthand, frontline ...

In the fast-paced world of financial technology, or fintech, startups in the U.S. are racing to disrupt traditional finance through mobile applications. But while the ambition is high, the failure ...

Every founder wants national media attention, but most are going about it the wrong way. Here’s why startups get overlooked by the press — and what to focus on instead. When you’re launching a tech ...

AI projects have become the axis of capital flows and the main focus for investors. In 2025, AI startups raised $192.7 billion in global venture capital. At the same time, while some projects ...

Private-equity funds want to spend their clients' capital on startups with favorable odds for exceptional financial returns. But 90% of startups eventually fail, according to Startup Genome, ...

Many startups fail because they move fast without thinking deeply enough. Rapid prototyping, fast funding cycles, and pressure to scale quickly often push founders to prioritise speed over strategy.

Every startup begins with a spark, an idea, ambition, and boundless optimism. But despite the energy, nearly 9 out of 10 startups never make it past the early years. From TinyOwl’s challenges with ...

The truth is, not every startup needs to scale immediately, and in many cases, doing so too soon can be counterproductive. In my experience working with early-stage and growth-stage ventures, I’ve ...