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The ABCs of Entrepreneurship and Business As an entrepreneur or business professional, it's important to have a solid understanding of key terms and concepts. Here are some essential terms you should know: 1. Profit Margin: - Formula: Profit Margi

💰Learn Start-up Maths —( Concept - 1 )📊 💱 All details about “ REVENUE ” • Whenever someone ask you what is revenue just tell him proudly “ Revenue is the total amount of money a business earns by selling its products to consumers ” • Btw in yo

Income - Expenses = Savings ❌ Income - Savings = Expenses ✅ A small shift but makes a huge difference.

Revenue, Costs, and Profit: The Foundation of Business When running a business, understanding how money flows is crucial. The three essential elements are: Revenue: The total income from selling goods or services. Costs: Expenses incurred to operate

AMD generate revenue across various sectors, including Data Center ($1.6B), Client ($1.5B), Gaming ($1.5B), and Embedded ($1.2B). With total revenue of $5.8B, AMD achieves a gross profit of $2.7B and a net profit of $0.3B (5% margin). Key expenses in

Roadside momos stall makes more than a corporate employee? 😧 I) Average corporate employee salary: Assuming Rs 30K/- starting in a Tier 2 city. II)Momos stall owner revenue: Plates sold in a day - 100 Average price per plate - Rs 60 Daily reven

Business Terms TAM stands for Total Addressable Market, a key metric in business. It estimates the total revenue possible by selling your product to everyone in the market who could potentially benefit from it.Businesses use TAM to gauge market size,

STARTUP TERMS TO KNOW - Day 1 1.PIVOT - A significant change in a startup's business model or strategy. 2.BOOTSTRAPPING - Funding a startup using personal savings or internal revenue without external help. 3.UNICORN - A privately held startup valu

Income of Cult.fit Crosses Rs 1,000 Crore in FY24 Fitness technology company Cult.fit has achieved a major point in FY24. The company achieved a total income of over Rs 1,000 crore consistently to depict the growth trend. This major accomplishment i

Symmetrical vs. Asymmetrical Business Models Understanding these two models can help you analyze how businesses operate and grow. Here's a simple breakdown: Symmetrical Business Model You get paid directly for the value you deliver. Example: A