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Every time I open Twitter or LinkedIn, I see startups raising $1M–$2M. But when it’s your turn, investors say, “You’re pre-revenue, come back later.” But seriously, where are the investors who fund early-stage startups? Niket Raj Dwivedi Man Please

India’s Unicorn Club: Here’s The Comprehensive List Of 100+ Unicorns In India In 2013, venture capitalist Aileen Lee introduced the term ‘unicorn’ to describe the rarity of startups achieving a valuation of over $1 Bn. A decade later, unicorns in In

raising funds is easy these days. Please stop violate investors' trust and making the startup ecosystem dirty. when you take funding, be clear on your vision, the service and the support. always look back on your actions, analyse critically. A good

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As data becomes the backbone of modern decision-making, the ecosystem around it continues to grow — and so do the roles that drive it. From engineering efficient pipelines to building predictive models, from telling compelling data stories to runnin

If you can sell hope, you can make billions. I’ve been looking into business models lately and noticed one big trend: making money is easy when you’re selling hope. EdTech platforms promising you’ll land that dream job or get the seat in the Big I