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Innovation and entrepreneurship in China

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Crowdfunding innovative but risky new ventures : the importance of less ambiguous tone

Liu, Ye; Zhang, Ke; Xue, Weili; Zhou, Ziyu - In: Financial innovation : FIN 10 (2024), pp. 1-43

Crowdfunding provides a novel and potential way for innovative but risky new ventures to fund their new product development (NPD) projects. To help potential investors evaluate the projects and enhance the credibility of disclosure, founders are struggling with how to phrase the project...

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Innovation, Technological Conditions and New Firm Survival

Jensen, Paul H.; Webster, Elizabeth; Buddelmeyer, Hielke - 2015

new vis-à-vis incumbent firms in Australia. In particular, we focus on how the intensity of innovation in each industry …

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A Knowledge-Based View of the Venture Creation Process : How Technology Entrepreneurs Mix Knowledge to Create Radical Innovations

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The Company They Keep : Innovation Returns To Corporate Venture Capital In The Medical Device Industry, Entrepreneurial Clinicians, and Competitive Coinvestors

Winston Smith, Sheryl - 2014

direct equity investment to stimulate innovation that is appropriable by the investing firms. At the same time, CVC is also … paper, I analyze corporate venture capital (CVC) investment and innovation performance in the medical device industry. I … investing CVC is diminished if multiple CVCs (competitive CVCs) coinvest in the same startup firm. The suppression of innovation …

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Deep blue entrepreneurship : ocean venturing and infinite opportunity

Figueiredo, Ronnie; Soliman, Mohammad; Al Alawi, Alamir - In: Bleeding-edge entrepreneurship : digitalization, …, (pp. 5-17). 2023

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Innovation, Technological Conditions and New Firm Survival

Jensen, Paul H.; Webster, Elizabeth; Buddelmeyer, Hielke - 2011

new vis-à-vis incumbent firms. In particular, we focus on how the intensity of innovation in each industry affects firm …

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New Venture Partnering Capability : An Empirical Investigation into How Buying Firms Effectively Leverage the Potential of Innovative New Ventures

Zaremba, Boris; Bode, Christoph; Wagner, Stephan M. - 2016

Drawing from the literature on firm resources and capabilities, as well as supplier management, this study investigates why and how some buying firms are more successful than others in leveraging the capabilities of their new venture suppliers. We use a qualitative research approach and...

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Inside the Innovation Ecosystem : Embeddedness, Venture Type and Social Tie Development in Nascent Ventures

Zhou, Yuzhen; Matthews, Charles H.; Schenkel, Mark T. - 2015

This research presents a series of testable propositions examining the context of the innovation ecosystem and the role … the innovation ecosystem concept to further explicate the role of contextual factors in the development and utilization of …

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