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What happens when a company fails to generate revenue after raising funds from a VC. Are the company owners obliged to any amount in return for investors And how will investor get an exit if the company is a loss making company

Come-on guys let's learn about the PRICING today ! Price of a product is the amount which a buyer is willing to pay & seller is willing to charge/sell for the product. Price of the product may also determine the success of the product at some exten

Just Asking Will Stepping into Drop-Servicing Business Model Good for an Ed-Tech Company to Diversify its Revenue Streams? If the Company is Working B2B IN ITS INTIAL STAGE OF DROP-SERVICING!

Two key essentials for your product sustainability: 1) Quality and Value of Product 2) Communication of Product Without communication of product, the value and quality becomes zero. Its like food without additions of salt into it.

Since 2022, there has been a shift of focus from growth to profitability for startups. Can someone highlight the reasons behind this trend? Also, based on the data, what are the potential long-term implications for the startup ecosystem if the focus

VCs are not in the business of improving your company. They are in the business of 'entring and exiting' your business at higher valuations. This is why its much necessary to always maximize the market share or move towards profitability. What are

#Random thoughts - 5 Who should be responsible when an Al system fails? The developer, the company, or the Al itself?🫤

What if my startup idea fails do i have to return the funding?

Complicated Business Terms Simplified PART: 1 ROI (Return on Investment): How much profit or value an investment generates compared to its cost. TAM (Total Addressable Market): The total demand for a product/service globally, assuming no competiti

And if you look carefully, most of the decisions you make in a day are more emotional than practical ! That's what affects your life !! Be concious