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Are startups really about making revenue or increasing its worth I have seen many movies that say revenue is not important to an startup rather their worth . If so how is everyone making money from an startup. Just need some clarifications

Do you think , Softbank is pulling money from Indian Startups ❓🤔

Indian AI startups have only raised $700M so far; compared to Americas $19B excluding many companies like Google Deepmind, Databricks etc and then we say why Indians are not innovating?

Everytime the Indian Rupee (₹) hits an all-time low, somewhere in India, an agency owner's revenue hits an all-time high. This is your hard kick in the balls reminder if you're still sleeping on this easy money market arbitrage.

Guys, what do you think about why SoftBank is pulling their money out of Indian startups?

Over 80% of Indian angel investors prefer startups with traction over just an idea Storytelling matters — but revenue talks louder.

Did you know ❓️❓️ In FY'24, more than two dozen startups with revenues of over Rs 500 Cr posted improved financial performance . Startups like Purplle, Porter, Lenskart and PhonePe achieved growth and better margins while others focused on reducing

This is how the VC ecosystem works. - People from Canada and the USA contribute their money every month to a pension fund with the aim of receiving a pension once they retire - The pension fund, aiming to generate returns, allocates its money to v

😂If Medial launch in china and Chinese entrepreneur start using this app on regular basis then definitely indian entrepreneurs feels insecure while representing any innovation of indian startups .

Indians hate startups, especially companies that burn money and raise money but the truth is that 99% of Indian businesses don't make money See in India there are only 13M small businesses,88% of them are sole proprietors Out of 13M businesses, 5M