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How can big-tech be so uncertain? They laid off 12k employees last year with a single email. Sure that 6 months of severance helps but it is still ridiculous. Sending emails at 3 am that “expect more layoffs” is such a mental trauma. Living under the

Commonly used Jargons 1)Bull Market:-If you expect the stock prices to go up,you are bullish on the stock price. 2)Bear Market:-If you expect the stock prices to go down,you are bearish on the stock price. 3)Trend:-The term ‘trend’ usually refers

People think life on the founders side is green. But the reality is often disappointing. A bootstrap founder is in most cases working every day his ass off to keep up to the margins. A funded high growth startup knows deep down that it’s all a Fac

Currently all the company are laying off their staffs and not even hiring. Atleast 10,00,000 btech students every year and not many are getting placed and what will the students do paid 12-20 lakhs as fees and getting placed at 3-4 lpa on average and

An AI Startup Idea Have you ever faced problems in wearing right colour clothes (I mean dressing sense)?? I have faced a lot. I think every guy faces it. Like whether white pants will suit this colour shirt or not. A few years ago, I used to wear an

I went to small dalal st. Trip with my uncle, talked with all big bulls at Cravin Pantry What they tipped me is: ➟ The market doesn’t care about your feelings; it’s brutally indifferent. ➟ Hype is just noise; substance drives real value. ➟ Timin

Flipkart: $350 million equity funding from Google Atlan: $105 million Series C round NephroPlus: $102 million Series F round TechnoSport: $21 million Series A round Libas: $18 million Series A round Annapurna Finance: $21 million Series A round

In 2013, crypto was a joke. Today, it's a movement. Cryptocurrency users have grown from 1 million to 833 million in a decade. The unstoppable rise of digital money: 2008: Satoshi Nakamoto creates Bitcoin amid the financial crisis. 2015: Vitalik

There exists a market whose value is estimated to range between 20% to 30% of India's GDP. Yes, I am talking about the Black market (it refers to illegal trade and transactions that occur mainly to Avoid taxes or to trade illegal goods.) But do you

”Is the edtech bubble bursting in India?” Given my background of working at one of India’s leading (and also thriving) edtechs, every time something bad is reported, I receive several pings asking questions like that one. Here’s my answer- Not so f