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Investors are investing millions and billions $ in many new startups. I keep on getting the news like this. i my question is how investors are earning? how much percentage they are expecting from these new startups? Even though most of the startups a

Hii everyone Ther is a doubt especially commerce students can clear this doubt that one ofy friend who is pursuing b tech in 1st year can give ca foundation if he has that perticular knowledge or he is not eligible now

Im just curious, are they really in loss ? 🔥

Can someone explain why these Qcom food delivery startups like Swiggy and zepto are still in loss? Are they faking the results. They are charging high amount on food delivery + surcharge + delivery. I don't understand it

Indian youngsters mindset now shifted to build startups and businesses. Many think that startups are first options instead of doing corporate jobs, they spend a couple of years building startups. We know the success percentage of startups is very lo

How these sharks can invest so much in so many businesses?? They do not get exit early, their companies are running in loss and they have to use money in their business too? How are they having money to invest in other businesses? What is actually h

At times, certain individuals or groups, in an effort to elevate themselves, engage in actions that lead their followers to doubt their own country. Our banking system, which is such a crucial sector, is continuously being targeted with false allegat

So many house financing startups have raised in the last one years. There was a time when VCs invested in tech. Now they invest in debt-givers haha. 😛

Top 5 loss-making startups in India: PharmEasy - ₹5,212 Cr ShareChat - ₹5,114 Cr PhonePe - ₹2,795 Cr Udaan - ₹2,075 Cr Dailyhunt - ₹1909 Cr

I recently have gone through the "Medial Showcase" entries (532* in total.. when I was reading), and unfortunately, 99% are dumb. Here are some reasons: 1. Startup ideas that barely qualify as startups : Most entries are basic agencies or small b