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Quite common, isn't it? A lot of early and even growth stage startups who were hoping to raise in 23/24 are doing this. Prime example is Dunzo. Salaries there were deferred by 6 months+. Imagine the plight.
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Hey everyone, Well i just thought to share one of the incidents in my life and I would title this incident below " A great idea of mine was bought into life and killed " So, when i was studying in class 8th, i had a problem, the problem was if i
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Excess Edge Experts Consulting highlights common pitfalls early-stage ventures face when seeking investment. Many founders delay addressing key issues, hoping to resolve them post-funding—often to their detriment. We frequently see: • Vague Vision:
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"The Hero Who saved a Airline Twice" Bankruptcy to Billions #6 Ajay Singh returns to save SpiceJet Ajay Singh Bought ModiLuft(bankrupt Airline) and renamed as Spicejet with three leased aircraft, and Rs 10 crore of investment.SpiceJet took off on 2
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Raising 5 Lakhs from Family is much better than Raising 5 Crore from Bad Investor Some times, Founders raise in excitement of posting that piece on LinkedIn. Here are 28 Signs of Bad Investors you must avoid: 1.Overly Aggressive Negotiations 2.Lac
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Why Do Startups Shut Down? Here are the most common reasons (from multiple studies like CB Insights): 1. No Market Need (35–42%) The product or service doesn’t solve a real problem or nobody wants it. 2. Ran Out of Cash (30–38%) Poor financial p
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What would you do if you were in my situation ? I'm 19, failed ideas, working on new one. Want to be rich, give best lifestyle to parents, become strength of my family, I like to enjoy pain & sufferings of life, I take biggest risk, want to see my m
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