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Elon Musk has 13% shares in Tesla, 42% in SpaceX, 79% in X and major shareholder in Neuralink and Boring Company. He is also CEO of these companies. In my previous post I said corporates dont feel startups are a threat because of uncertainty. Here

💥 "Startups Are Failing Because They’re Too Busy Copying Corporates!" 💥 Startups often think they need to operate like big corporations to succeed. Here's the brutal truth: Corporates can crush startups because they’ve mastered the game YOU are tr

Lets Talk About Why Startup FAIL According to the findings of a survey by the Institute for Business Value and Oxford Economics, 90%of India’s startups fail within the first five years, that’s really a big loss and a big problem that must be resolv

India Launches ₹1,000 Crore Fund for Space Startups🚀🌝 The Indian government has introduced a ₹1,000 crore funding scheme to boost innovation and private participation in the space sector. This initiative aims to support startups developing satelli

Why Everyone Thinks Startups Are Better Than Jobs (Until Reality Hits) Startups sound cooler than jobs. Who wants to be “Employee #347” when you can be “Founder & CEO”? Social media makes it look like freedom, money, and Lamborghinis. Reality? Not s

🚀 The ‘Desh Wapsi’ of Indian Startups! 🇮🇳 India’s biggest startups are coming back home! 🌍➡️🇮🇳 Who’s making the move? ✅ Groww ✅ PhonePe ✅ Pepperfry ✅ Razorpay ✅ Zepto ✅ Flipkart Why are they reversing their foreign flip? 🔹 Better access t

JUGAAD plays a crucial role in the success of Indian startups. This approach allows startups to create cost-effective solutions tailored to local needs. ✨ Key aspects include: 1. Cost Efficiency: Startups focus on minimizing expenses while maximizing

What's Wrong with Boeing? Why do they keep crashing? So Until 1997, Boeing was an product driven company focused on just building top-quality planes. However in 1997, Boeing bought McDonnell Douglas. The McD CEO, Henry, managed to become Boeing’s

Whenever global tech CEOs like Sam Altman or Elon Musk visit India, the excitement is misplaced because, for them, India is merely a massive market, not a hub for innovation. Their primary goal is to expand their businesses, capture more users, and m