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Gaana which acquired by FM "Radio Mirchi" for 25 lakhs! no its not a typo Gaana is sold acquired in 25 lakhs click on the news below for more details 👇

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How much salary should a founder take at the beginning of a startup after receiving some funding?

Remember Gaana Music app It has been acquired by the parent company of the Radio Mirchi ie. ENIL for only ₹25 lacs. This came into limelight after ENIL’s filing with NSE. Gaana raised a total of $200 million was once valued at $580 million.

A startup is seeking a Seed investment. The startup is valued at $5 million pre-money and is looking to raise $650,000 in this round. After this round, the startup plans to raise an additional $2.5 million in a series A round at a post-money valuatio

>Gaana App has been acquired by Radio Mirchi for Rs 25 lakhs. >Gaana App is an on-demand music streaming platform that was once a $500 million startup. >After failed merger and acquisition talks with Wynk Airtel, the app was acquired by Radio Mirch

So Devin AI Demo was a LIE ? 🔥 Why I feel there is a AI BUBBLE now , they are raising money at valuation of $2B with fake demo 👀🔥.

India needs Something as big as ( or more ) then ".com boom" in 1999. People were investing Money in anything and even the Loss were a Profit at that time. A guy planned his IPO before even Incorporating his Company. Money was getting Invested withou

UK-based Vodafone Group Plc is reportedly looking to invest as much as Rs 3,000 crore of equity in its Indian telecom joint venture (JV) Vodafone Idea Ltd., Moneycontrol reported. The report comes after the UK-based company announced that it had so

Bluelearn a startup founded by Harish and Shreyansh has shut operations after raising more than 25 Cr from Elevation Capital and Lightspeed among others. They couldn't find PMF and apparently are returning 70% of the capital back. Read the founders f