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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

I have a startup joke, it's called "Profit making startups" 🤣🤣

Chalo ban gai Byjus ke CEO, how would you get to back to track and importantly, a profit making company ?

I think Deepinder goyal will end up hiring some IITian, which I completely understand

"I bought Ola stocks at ₹145. Should I hold them or book the profit and sell? Could they go up to ₹300-₹400 in the next 10-12 months?"

Hey, I just came up with a SaaS idea and would love some feedback. Here’s the concept: Idea: A camera app that automatically upscales images as soon as they are captured. Business Model: Subscription-based or pay-per-image. Objective: To help users

Pw profit has declined 90% in fy23 . People say this is because they don't want to pay taxes and I think it's weird. I mean on that note every business should show less profit nah. Yea they may show less profit then actual figure but they showed 90

The harsh truth is that raising funds is hard. It has become a fashion to make fun of founders who raise money but to be honest they are really skilled. Obviously there will be bad fishes in a pond but if it was so easy everyone would end up raising

I would love to connect and meet up with people who wanna learn AI and build while they are free in Bangalore.

Do you think that the Costco model can work in India? For those who don't know, Costco is an American Supermarket chain similar to Walmart and DMart. The Catch is that only those who have purchased Costco Membership can shop there. And since Costco