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Jio Financial Services reported a net profit of ₹316 crore this time, and the company also announced a dividend of 0.5 paise per share. Along with that, the company’s market cap is ₹1,56,609 crore. Honestly, if it were any other company in its place,

Don't get me wrong, but I can't understand why Elon who is running a for-profit company (XAi) is making so much effort to not let OpenAi turn for profit I know that OpenAi was started as a non profit company, but they aldredy turned into a capped pr

I would just let yuh ppls know my tech stacks :- Nextjs , Nestjs , express , js and ts ofc , go , a bit of unity , py , AWS , devops , Web3 , Blockchain etc, etc . A lot better at Backend . still a learner for Web3 , blockchain and devops I will kee

Great numbers!! Zerodha Has Just 35 Employees in Its Tech Team, Hired Only 5 People in The Last 4 Years Still Posted Over ₹4700 Crore Profit in FY24.

I'm not from a tech background but I would like to learn coding, website building and digital marketing. So what should be my first step?

HELLO EVERYONE ! Looking for someone in Mumbai to be a tech co-founder of my startup ! I am going to start the first company of my life and it is extremely important for me to have a useful co-founder . So just mentioning down the criteria for wo

I want to open an IT Tech Institute, so hello guys, as you all know that there is a lot of scope in the education market and considering the unemployment rate, we want to form a company which will not only increase people's knowledge but also help th

How is ShareChat making money? Sharechat generates 80% of its revenue by selling advertising space to businesses looking to reach its enormous userbase but still it is not making any profit so my Question to you is will indian startup ecosystem sur

When is july winner is gonna be announced they said announcement will ne on august 1 but its August 4 now still not announce so unprofessional

Profit vs. Cash Flow 💸: The Silent Startup Killer! 💀 Heads up, founders! You can be 'profitable' on paper but still go bankrupt. Why? Profit: Revenue - Expenses (often accrual-based). Cash Flow: Actual cash IN ➡️ - Actual cash OUT ⬅️. Problem: