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why medial is raising huge money??what is the need?how much monthly expenses will be there to run this app

Really? In a span of just two months after raising money you can shut down the company? Sounds painful for VC folks. What's the ground reality?

What happens when a company fails to generate revenue after raising funds from a VC. Are the company owners obliged to any amount in return for investors And how will investor get an exit if the company is a loss making company

Does we have to register a company before raising funds, what if we don't have enough money to establish a company registration, how much does it costs ? How to know where the funding activities are going to be done.

The market seems to be undergoing a cyclical shift. We might be able to say that the market is preparing itself for the next run.

Pre-Money vs Post-Money | Why It Matters These two terms confuse a lot of first-time founders, but understanding them can save your equity. Here’s the difference (in plain terms): Pre-Money Valuation → What your startup is worth before new money c

How can a Company run on valuation and Investors money without thinking about profit will sustain in future?

If your investor doesn’t ask about your moat or assumes you’ll ‘figure it out’ later… run. Smart money wants defensibility from day one.

According to Y Combinator, here are 15 common mistakes to steer clear of: 1. Single Founder 2. Bad Location 3. Marginal Niche 4. Derivative Idea 5. Obstinacy 6. Hiring Bad Programmers 7. Choosing the Wrong Platform 8. Slowness in Launching 9. Launch

I was actually wondering if investment from any investor also means he get gets a share from the profit of the company, Say, if an investor buys 20% stake of a company, does it mean he also will get 20% of the profits earned by the company?