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Should I onboard the co-founder for my startup? I'm a little bit confused.

I watched fewer episodes of Shark Tank, most founders optimised for equity, sharks but not cash If someone wants to do a combined deal or wants more equity ask for a little bit more cash-only "cash" increases your runway and chances of succeeding.

I have no coding knowledge only know a little bit type of code but trying to built a startup like insta or Snapchat can u tell me how I do that

Here is a startup idea for girls to implement now.low cost high margin.

✅ New day. ✅ New startup. ✅ New funding. ✅🔥 Fresh cash burn ! ⛔️ No regret. No remorse.

Nothing interesting today regarding stock market expected jio financial services to go down a little bit

Hi, A small idea just came to my mind. A service providing idea through app. See i don't have a little bit of knowledge in business but have some ideas. If any app developer see this post, DM me. I just wanna know some app development fundamentals...

Wth is CM1, CM2???? CM - Contribution Margin Contribution margin is the selling price per unit minus the variable cost per unit. CM1 = Contribution margin one= selling price- material costs - logistics costs. CM2= Contribution margin two= sellin

trying burpsuite for the first time. having fun with it till now. as a startup founder one should know little bit about this tools and things like this. to make their team more productive.

hey I've a great business startup Idea, wanna hear it out ..?