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Can you setup a company in the USA while still being in India? If yes, comment how?

Indian low is fooling the poor while big companies like Reliance Industries Ltd. reduce their workforce by 11% in FY24, despite being profitable. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate is at 9.2%.

Walter Isaacson On The Bold Choice That Set Elon Musk Apart. After making millions from Zip2 and PayPal, Elon Musk didn’t buy a yacht or an island like most would. Instead, he risked everything to build rockets and send humans to Mars. Musk believ

India is like a highly unorganised marketplace. There are many opportunities in it, but people who aren't seeing things clearly run after consumer tech products, which are pretty hard to build. On the other hand, you can make crores in profit by sol

"I’m ready to build something extraordinary using AI! 🚀 Got any game-changing ideas that are not just useful but can also turn into a profitable venture? 💻💡 Let’s innovate and create something that makes a real impact while raking in that 💰!"

Layoff has become a trend nowadays..... if one starts, others begin to follow. Hard to trust. Its not that companies are not profitable, they are.... Why do you hire when you have to restructure.... while hiring the vision should be clear for 10 year

Niket Raj Dwivedi Mr CEO loved the UI nd overall interface. Works smoothly. Could do better while taging people it lags a bit. You can check yourself. All the best build something great from India.

Guys, am an NRI but I visit India very frequently almost 1 month after every 2 months. I want to start any business or startup in India with a budget of 75 lakhs and a max of 1 crore. Please give me your suggestions for a profitable business. On a l

I shared a few innovative aspects of my project on this platform, and some people mocked me for it. These are the same individuals who claim that Indian startups lack innovation. Ironically, while they express dissatisfaction with the lack of innovat

🧑‍💼Startups are dominated by Men only 💪 In India, the male-to-female ratio in entrepreneurship is approximately 4:1, meaning around 80% of entrepreneurs are male and 20% are female. While male entrepreneurial activity remains significantly high