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The saddest part about life is my father keeps sending me life lessons but he doesn't know that life has already taught me that the hard way and it's just sad that even parents don't understand their child

Fuck the Startup Do the Business, which one is allready in market Just do that BUSINESS in a perfect way. Note : There is no first mover advantage anymore.

My friend has been working on a quick commerce platform for the past two years, and he’s almost ready to launch next month. However, he has exhausted his bootstrapped funds and is now looking for investors to raise a pre-seed round. He’s seeking ₹25

My CEO is taking too much stress. We work in the fintech segment and raised a good round, worked hard aftet that too. It’s been two years since that and we’ll shut down if we don’t raise again in the next 6 months. There’s visbile fear in the tea

The best part of working in a startup is knowing you're building something from scratch. The worst part? When the 'something' keeps changing every week, and you feel like you're building a house with no blueprints :)

After selling Loom for nearly a billion dollars, cofounder Vinay Hiremath is grappling with the weight of sudden wealth. A brief flirtation with politics gave way to a one-way flight to Hawaii to study physics. Amid heartbreak, a failed Himalayan t

Wild theory, but I really think it's Varun Mayya who's going to build one of the biggest AI startups from India. Like, I don't even need to explain, you've seen his content. He's been creating content about business, AI, tech, and robotics since 201

The way his company is going downhill, he should actually retire!

This comprehensive look at Barry Wilmore’s life in space dives into his background, his missions, the challenges he’s faced, and the legacy he’s building. Whether you’re a space enthusiast or simply curious about what it takes to live beyond Earth, t

Why is these layoffs happening almost all the industry??...is there an AI factor or something else like financial crises?