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Hello Guys, What do you think, the main reason behind the recession is going on around the world and what are the reasons behind startups can't able to raise funds or decline in funding? 1.FED Interest Rates 2.Over Hiring In Covid Time 3.Russia - Uk

The confidence of Indian consumers are declining regarding their financial situation and the broader economy. Despite somewhat positive inflation stats posted by the RBI this month, Indian consumers are becoming a bit pessimistic about their spendin

I have a confession. I LIED TO EVERYONE I AM BROKE ! I am in such a weird place financially at this point - Where I am paying over 2 Lac INR in salaries each month and actively hiring (We raised a friends and family round for this) - I come from

Business Insider: The US is helping Russia sell gas to Europe. The publication noted a decrease in US gas supplies to the EU, with America redirecting export lines to Asia. On an annual basis, the US supplied Europe with 20% less gas, the lowest lev

No hike since 1.5 years and no hopes in the coming 6-8 months. I work for a startup in HSR and when I joined, I remember everyone was happy with their hikes and they were regular but just 2 months into my joining, the market crashed and we have been

💰Huge Earning Opportunity For You Now💀 I don't know anything about stocks and markets , treading because I never feels passionate about that but when I was 16 year old , i ordered capsicum pizza from Zomato and interestingly at that time my insti

Put me in jail but I won't return to my wife : Missing Bangalore techie who was found in Noida ! 😭 A tech professional from Bengaluru who was previously reported missing has been located at a mall in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. Vipin Gupta was last see

Amazon buying MX Player is a masterstroke! 🙌🙌 Here's why it wants a 3rd streaming platform. Let’s start from the start 👇 .. Basics: -> MX was developed by Korea’s J2 Interactive to play downloaded videos on smartphones -> By 2018, it had 175m

GoJek In the streets of Jakarta, one man's vision was about to change the face of Southeast Asian tech. Nadiem Makarim, a Harvard-educated Indonesian entrepreneur, saw beyond the gridlock and spotted an opportunity that would not only revolutionize