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Here are four clear bullet points summarizing the article: • Brainbee Solutions, parent company of omnichannel retailer FirstCry, reported a 61% decline in losses to Rs 30.30 crore for Q4 (Jan-Mar 2026). • Revenue grew by 12% to Rs 2162.66 crore for Q4, and by 12% to Rs 8547.94 crore for FY26. • The India market contributed 69% of the company's revenue in Q4, with global markets and consumer products brand Globalbees contributing the remainder. • FirstCry reported a gross merchandise value (GMV) of Rs 11,643 crore for FY26, a 10% growth from FY25, with online India multi-channel retail accounting for 78% of GMV.

Here are four clear bullet points summarizing the article: • DevSparks Bengaluru 2026 is a developer-only summit that will explore the future of software development in a world where AI writes code, fixes bugs, and acts on its own. • The summit will feature deep-dive sessions, lightning talks, and technical discussions on topics such as agentic AI, multi-agent orchestrators, and GenAI productivity tools. • Keynote speakers and panelists will examine how developers can adapt to the rise of AI-driven development, including discussions on building offline-first conversational agents, multimodal AI systems, and emerging frameworks powering next-generation software experiences. • The summit will also explore the impact of agentic AI on developer roles, with sessions focusing on orchestrating intelligent systems, rethinking software and infrastructure interactions, and navigating the evolving nature of hiring in an AI-assisted workplace.

Here are four clear bullet points summarizing the news article: • Shipsy, an AI tech startup, has crossed $25 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR), more than doubling its revenue in just over a year. • The company's platform replaces fragmented systems with a unified AI-powered decision intelligence platform, managing logistics workflows from planning to delivery and settlement. • Shipsy's customer base includes major global enterprises such as Coca-Cola, Heineken, and Decathlon across Europe, the UK, Australia, and India. • The company reported strong growth, with enterprise net revenue retention of 158% and average new contract values increasing fourfold to nearly $300,000.

Here are four clear bullet points summarizing the article: • MobiKwik has received in-principle approval from RBI for a Payment Aggregator–Physical (PA-P) licence, allowing it to expand payments business among offline merchants. • The approval will enable MobiKwik to broaden its acceptance network across brick-and-mortar businesses, strengthening its payment infrastructure and partnerships with banks. • This is the company's second major regulatory win in recent months, following an NBFC licence obtained in April for lending and credit-focused offerings. • Despite facing scrutiny over some financial products, MobiKwik returned to profitability in Q1 2026, reporting a consolidated net profit of Rs 4.4 crore.

Here are four clear bullet points summarizing the news article: • Venture capital and private equity funds invested $2.7 billion across 83 deals in April, a 50% decrease from the previous year due to Rupee depreciation amid geopolitical tensions. • Shipsey, a logistics AI startup, has achieved $25 million in Annual Recurring Revenue as enterprises shift from legacy software to AI-driven platforms. • The rise of AI agents and bots is creating a "digital divide" where larger companies scale rapidly while smaller players struggle to compete, according to an article in Rest of the World. • YourStory's DevSparks Bengaluru 2026 summit on May 30 will discuss the future of developers in a world where AI writes and fixes code, featuring speakers including Arsh Goyal and Ramprakash Ramamoorthy.

Here are four clear bullet points summarizing the article: • Fundamentum Partnership co-founder Ashish Kumar has launched Fundamentum Frontier Advisors (F2A), a Rs 2,000 crore AI and deeptech-focused investment platform. • F2A will invest in consumer, enterprise, and physical AI startups, with a parallel co-investment plan of up to Rs 1,000 crore alongside the main fund. • The platform has secured SEBI approval and is backed by institutional and individual investors, including Nandan Nilekani as anchor investor. • Debraj Banerjee will join F2A as General Partner to lead its AI and deeptech strategy, bringing nearly two decades of experience in venture capital and technology-driven businesses.

Here are four clear bullet points summarizing the news article: • Venture Catalysts++, India's first multi-stage VC firm, is hosting Demo Day 7 on May 29, featuring 12 curated startups across deeptech, AI, aerospace, climate tech, and consumer brands. • The cohort of startups is targeting a raise of $46 million (approximately Rs 380 crore) from global investors and family offices, with nearly $20 million already committed. • Demo Day 7 will highlight opportunities in sustainability, deeptech, and AI, including biodegradable plastics, healthtech, aerospace, and defense, as well as supply chain and logistics companies building disruptive operating models. • The event aims to bridge high-potential founders with long-term institutional capital, enabling early access to differentiated deal flow while accelerating the growth of India's next generation of venture-backed companies across strategic sectors.