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How Loss Making Startups 📉turn profitable 📈🚀 The most probable eventual aim of startups is to turn profitable and go for ipo, giving returns to investors and creating wealth ownself 💰💸 Now start-up take huge losses in creating market or gettin

Do you guys know about " SHARP" appliances? In India ,SHARP has the best quality TV'S after Sony. Tech enthusiasts are aware of this and they usually purchase tv' sharp. The thing in which it lags to reach wider audience is it's normal advertise

Societies that don't have an equal judicial system never become successful or scale after all As a second order effect people lose faith in the judicial system and society, which ultimately makes them migrate to a better judicial system True for

Learning the wrong thing is equally important as learning the right things. Every wrong thing you learn can help you avoid doing that, which effectively makes you one step closer to the right thing... Be curious, keep learning.

i believe it now that if u got ai in the name or description and just make it sure use a technique which makes things logical meaning your problem statement might or solution should be obvious and people or investors reading it should think why we di

Finally, SEBI has taken some action against these financial influencers, which is very necessary. People might not fear the market as much as they fear their words. The majority of what they say makes no sense and has no facts, but they say anything

where r we heading with startups profitability or just the valuation game.... not all startups need to play the valuation game unless they are an innovation to the society... the main object of these valuation game startups is to get the majority ma

The Tata Group has helped 51 new companies, also called startups, by giving them money and support. This means they believe in new ideas and want to help these small companies grow and succeed. By funding these startups, Tata Group is encouraging

Hello Guys i just want to know how does VC Firms make Money ? Some of the ways which i know is Through Acquisitions and whenever they help startup to raise new round they charges 2% of the total raised amounts Is there any other options that VC make