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The founder of KFC was a loser until he was 65, he had no money, he borrowed $87 and started making fried chicken wings. He failed 1,009 times before he was able to sell his first franchise. By the age of 88, he had become a billionaire.

Was chatting with a senior partner @ Deloitte and saw them wearing an Ultrahuman ring. The startup bro in me started interviewing the pros and cons and suddenly the power dynamic shifted. 😂 Power of builders! 💪🏻

According to you, which company had the best marketing idea?? What was it which made them super hit.

Are startups really about making revenue or increasing its worth I have seen many movies that say revenue is not important to an startup rather their worth . If so how is everyone making money from an startup. Just need some clarifications

Which Shark Tank S3 startup was your favourite?

A former managing director at Google has called out people who claim to be alumni of Ivy League institutes without having completed an undergraduate or postgraduate degree programme there. Parminder Singh said he was disappointed to see "Harvard alum

If you had ₹10 crore to invest in a startup, which sector would you bet on?

If you only had these four sectors to build your startup, which one would you choose ?

The New Judge of Shark Tank ! "Shrikant Bolla" This man had every reason to give up.but he chose greatness. He was rejected by IIT beacuse he was visually impaired but today he has built a empire Let's dive in... Shrikant Bolla, a visually chal

This is what we call dedication! So In 2012, 19-year-old Eric Simons was working on ClassConnect, his education startup. However, he was completely broke. But Then he discovered an awesome hack to live for free! His startup had previously been acce