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What you guys do if you have 60k on your hand only for startup ? Which type of things you start with this limited fund . Answer with logic

Imagine Investing ₹40L in a film rights distribution project with 100% guaranteed returns through White-labeling . Monthly payout of ₹5L for a year = ₹60L total. Bonus profits from OTT & satellite deals! DM if interested in details. 🚀🎬 Would you

Assume you are selling a 100rs product for 500rs on Amazon, what will be the final payout from the Amazon after all the deductions

Hi, I recently worked on redesign of a security company SaaS Dashboard. Along with the UI redesign I also focused on improving the overall UX. Looking for feedback from you all.

Are you investing for growth or regular cash flow? When it comes to mutual funds, choosing the right scheme can make a big difference in your returns. But what do terms like Growth, IDCW Payout, and IDCW Reinvestment mean? Let’s break it down in si

The end value addition of Q-commerce, devastating for the riders involved. The median payout in Tier-I city after working for 10 hours a day is coming ~18k generously. As per the living cost across metros, it will become increasingly tough for them t

Hyy, all I am Indian exporter. I am looking for manufacturing company for makhana, fruit, all item hand made and mamy item more... u need help plz dm

Taparia Tools Limited: Dividend Payout vs. Share Price - A Case Study Taparia Tools, a renowned name in India's hand tools manufacturing industry, has impressed the market with its substantial dividend declaration of ₹25 per share, despite its share

Iwant all of your views on my upcoming project Imagine a men’s fashion brand that redefines the B2B experience by offering vendors not just innovative designs but also a complete end-to-end solution. With us, vendors can focus entirely on marketing a

I was actually wondering if investment from any investor also means he get gets a share from the profit of the company, Say, if an investor buys 20% stake of a company, does it mean he also will get 20% of the profits earned by the company?