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I have a doubt let's take a company got recently funded in exchange of let's take 10% and it's going well and doing business also, after 5years company started declining almost came to shutdown the company. Now my question is : 1)Does company fou

My friends ESOPs were clawed back citing “commitment issues” as a reason after two goddamn years. Is this even legal in India?

Which is the most untouched domain where all founders would be trying to get it in but the legal issues you will have to stop? I believe it is fintech! What about you guys?

Can investors demand their full money back if a startup fail?? or they can only demand if there is a agreement?? Can someone explain it briefly!!

I know what problems businesses are facing when it comes to advertising and marketing, if I'm not wrong! What problems does the entrepreneurs, founders and co-founders face with Advertising and finding it hard to solve?

What should be an ideal number of co-founders in a startup? It is generally said the more, the better and of course having a great team makes your work easy but do having 4-5 co founders hamper working as well as divide the equity too much considerin

If investor invest on my startup but after a month it will fail then I have to pay money back or not?

What do you guys think is the mainly one problem all founders face ? And if you were in the same situation how did you overcome it?

Investors are investing money in start-ups and start-up fails or not making profit, they are again investing in start-ups and start-up fails or not making profit. So the question is if start-up not making money then how investors earn money. I know

Tyke Invest, a fintech company, has sent a legal notice to Geeani Agritech for committing fraudulent acts with their CSOPs investors. According to Tyke, Geeani Agritech raised funds from them and later closed their offices without informing anyone. T