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As a founder, your startup is your baby. But what about when that Golden Exit opportunity appears? Drag-Along Rights in your Shareholder Agreement(SHA) are crucial for ensuring a smooth acquisition process. What are Drag-Along Rights? They empower

Please introduce live voice group chating feature it will make more sense and interesting belive me . @medial team

I believe that in a world where everyone knows everything and can control themselves is going to be a much more prosperous condition to live in comparison to a world where few knows everything and control others.

Ever seen someone get a wedding invite — and they bring a plus-one who wasn’t invited but gets all the same perks? That’s exactly what Tag Along Rights do for minority shareholders. If the majority is selling their stake to an investor, you — as a mi

This chart shows 50+ revenue streams—subscriptions, live events, hardware, shoppable video, and more for Youtube YouTube isn’t just a platform. It’s an ecosystem built to print cash 💀

Ever been part of a group trip where one person books the tickets — and everyone else has to follow along, even if they didn’t fully agree? That’s pretty much what Drag Along Rights do in the startup world. If a majority shareholder decides to sell

Startup Funding 101: Bootstrapping vs. VC Funding Deciding between bootstrapping and venture capital (VC) funding is a critical choice for startups. Bootstrapping involves self-funding and can offer more control but may limit growth potential. V

I am working on an idea and looking for VCs/Angel Investors, I have this idea 2 years back and lost control on the idea due to lack of resources, team and revenue model. Earlier it was staged to built for community and this time I am fully prepapred

ROFR vs ROFO When structuring investment agreements, the Right of First Refusal (ROFR) and the Right of First Offer (ROFO) are two important clauses that can shape ownership transfers. Let’s explore how these rights work and their implications for b

Zuckerberg just have15% Stake in meta, But Controls 100% - Here’s How 🤔 Yes, it’s true. Mark Zuckerberg holds less than 15% shares in Meta, but has full control over the company. How is that possible? 🧠 Because Meta has a dual share system: -