Venture capitalists are known for spotting and investing in promising upstarts, but an alternative approach is growing in popularity: incubating.
Why it matters: With startup investments pricier and competition stiffer, some investors are setting up startup studios or incubating companies — a trend that's expected to continue accelerating.
The big picture: The recent public listings of companies like Snowflake and Hims have put incubation and startup studios back in the spotlight.
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