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Just saw an American startup received 2.5 million dollar funding but spent 1.8 million dollar in just buying domain. What do you guys think of this decision ? Is it worth it ? By the way the domain is friend.com

Indian Companies Rush to Raise $4.5B in Bonds Due to a sharp drop in yields, Indian firms are aggressively issuing bonds. Non-banking financial companies and government-backed firms are taking the lead. #India #CorporateDebt #Finance

Why Raising Startup Funding Takes 6–8 Months Raising startup funding is often a lengthy process, typically taking 6 to 8 months instead of just weeks. This timeline can be broken down into three essential phases. 1. Finding a Lead Investor (Approx.

UNDERSTANDING THE CORE PRINCIPLES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP Day 9: Taking Risks, Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone Starting a business is inherently risky, but great entrepreneurs know that calculated risks are where the magic happens. Take Airbnb, for

more in comment Starting a business often raises questions about the role of maturity, experience, and life stages in achieving success. Many believe that as people grow older and accumulate life experiences, they develop deeper insights, better pro

Mark Zuckerberg on the best advice Peter Thiel ever gave him The world is changing fast, and if you don’t adapt, you’ll be left behind. As Mark Zuckerberg once said, “The biggest risk you can take is not taking any risk.” Every big decision comes

🚨 High Stakes of Senior Hires: How One Wrong Decision Can Damage Your Startup 🚨 In startups, every hire matters, especially early on. Senior roles carry higher risks: Cultural Disruption: Misfit leaders harm morale and team cohesion crucial for s

"Honestly, witnessing the job market and the abundance of applicants for a single position is terrifying for many. Nowadays, people are prioritizing security over taking risks for career advancement. Let me know if this is correct."

A startup is essentially a decision engine. Every week founders decide what to build, who to hire, which market to pursue, how to price their product, and when to raise capital. Most companies don’t fail because of one dramatic mistake. Instead, a

Waaree Energies has launched its IPO to raise ₹4,321.44 crore, with an oversubscription of 3.47 times on the first day. However, investors should be mindful of risks like significant reliance on the U.S. market and fluctuations in material costs