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The article reports that ICON plc has released a whitepaper titled "Optimizing Biotech Funding," presenting insights into the current landscape of biotech companies and strategies for research and development (R&D) funding utilization. It mentions a survey included in the whitepaper reveals that 60 percent of biotech executives plan to increase R&D spending, with only 2 percent intending to reduce funding, while 32 percent identify clinical trials as a major challenge.

The article reports that Lenovo will double research and development in India in three years and export Motorola phones from Noida plant.

The article reports that the research and development spend in the telecom sector in India is low when compared to countries such as Japan and Korea.

The article reports on the rise in gross expenditure in research & development (R&D) in India from 2008 to 2018 by government sector and report shows that with the rise in publication, the country is globally at the 3rd position.

The article reports that information technology consulting company Tata Consultancy Services has reorganised the management of its Research and development (R and D) spending where the budget is controlled and distributed by chief technology officer (CTO) K Ananth Krishnan.

The article reports on the move of the biotechnology company Edico Genome Inc. to raise $22 million in Series B round financing which will be used to finance fuel engineering and software development.

The article discusses growth of the Internet advertising industry and an increase in the revenue of online advertising companies such as Rocket Fuel Inc., YuMe Inc., and Rubicon Project. Topics include an increase in the net losses of such companies due to their investments in research and development for future growth, a decline in the stock prices on online advertising companies due to a lack of investor understanding of the market, and competition from large Internet companies such as Google.

The article reports on the plan of specialty pharmaceutical company Allergan Inc. in expanding its research and development (R&D) spending to $1.5 billion through mergers and acquisitions.

The article reports on the plan of Cymer Inc. to spend a big amount of its revenue from 2011 for research and development (R&D) to advance its technology in San Diego, California. According to the company's chief operating officer and president, Ed Brown, two-thirds of the R&D budget is focused to developing a light source that uses extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV). The technology is an advancement over its deep ultraviolet system (DUV), which is used in the manufacture of semiconductors.

A chart is provided on education in Connecticut, including college enrollment, colleges' spending on research and development and academic degrees.

A chart is provided on increases in U.S. college spending and investments on research and development (R&D), including California State University at Sacramento, California, American University and University of Turabo in Puerto Rico.

A chart is provided on the spending on research and development (R&D) in U.S. higher education from fiscal year (FY) 2005 through FY 2014, including the U.S. federal government's R&D spending.

The article reports on the 3 million U.S. dollars raised by the big data analytics firm Germinait Pvt. Ltd. in Series A round from Kalaari Capital. Topics covered include the funding round's use to scale the company's research and development (R&D) operations, the historical background of Germinait, and the functions of the analytical tool Explici8.

The author discusses the dominance of China in the world economy and suggests that the U.S. government needs to capitalize the American Research Investment Fund to compete with China's growing economy.

The article reports on the lesser funding on research and development than some companies in Australia in 2015.

The article reports on the financial support of the federal government on research and innovation in Australia in 2015. Topics discussed include the amount of government funding on research and development, the ability of the government to innovate and develop new businesses, and the entrepreurial culture.

The article offers information on Internet company Google offering funding to its research and development group (R&D) Advanced Technology and Project, and a two-year time frame to complete its projects which include Art, a Smartphone with switchable components and interative animations.

The article reports on biopharmaceutical company Neurocrine Biosciences Inc.'s 2015 public offering of its common stocks in a bid to raise about $225 million to fund its research and development efforts.

The article discusses an agreement between the European Investment Bank (EIB) and Turkish automobile manufacturer Tofaþ, through the European Union's (EU) Finance for Innovators' InnovFin program. Topics discussed include technological innovation in Turkey, funding for European Union (EU) members, and support of Turkish research and development.

The article reports on the study released by the U.S. National Science Board in February 2014 suggesting underinvestment in research and development in the fields of high technology manufacturing, energy and pharmaceutical industries where the country leads, partly due to federal cutbacks.

The article reports that online marketplace company Snapdeal has been spending an amount of $100 million for its research and development in online shopping.

The article looks at drug company Pfizer Inc. as of October 2013, reporting on the company's third-quarter 2013 earnings announcement and discussing trends in its research and development (R&D) spending, the impact of generic drugs on its revenues, and a planned business-unit reorganization.

The article reports on increase in consolidated net profit of drug firm Wockhardt due to increase in international sales. Topics discussed include contribution of efforts in global strategy in the profit, focus on research and development (R&D) by the company and loss in net profit of telecom operator Sistema Shyam Teleservices (SSTL).

The article reports that industrial conglomerate 3M Co. reduced its earnings forecast for 2013 but plans to continue with plans to increase spending on facilities and research.

The article examines a report from the nonprofit research organization the Battelle Memorial Institute which stated that research-and-development (R&D) spending by U.S. and European governments and corporations is forecasted to decline in 2013 due to economic conditions and national debts.

A chart is presented that indicates U.S. federal aid for research and development granted to universities, colleges, and higher education research centers from 2008 to 2011, broken down by the type of research funded, including basic research, applied research, and development.

The article reports that surveillance technology developer IntelliEPI-IR Inc. of Richardson, Texas will gain some of the 11 million U.S. dollars in research and technology funding given through a small-business investment grant program of the U.S. Department of Energy.

The article forecasts a 5.2 percent increase in research and development (R&D) spending worldwide to 1.4 trillion U.S. dollars in 2012.

The article reports on the decision of American networking equipment company Cisco Systems Inc. to invest $1.7 billion per year in India, in attempt to make most of the business opportunities of the country's infrastructure sector. Cisco's chief executive officer John Chambers states that the company is preparing to bid for large government contracts for smart cities and other digital projects. The company is also targeting a $40-million innovation fund for research and development.