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AMD generate revenue across various sectors, including Data Center ($1.6B), Client ($1.5B), Gaming ($1.5B), and Embedded ($1.2B). With total revenue of $5.8B, AMD achieves a gross profit of $2.7B and a net profit of $0.3B (5% margin). Key expenses in

I'm on my way to journaling and I wanna write my long term goals like for 5 years and 10 years but I am unable to do this. I am good enough at short term goals but the main problem is that I am not clear related to my goals that what I have to do an

Can’t believe TikTok is still making huge profits despite a ban in one of the largest countries in the world - India. Amazing model.

In a significant move to bolster its financial position and support future growth, Bank of Baroda (BoB), one of India's largest public sector banks, has announced plans to raise substantial capital through debt instruments and long-term bonds. The ba

we are in the middle of an AI evolution and this is the only hope for the long term future of civilization. ~ Joscha Bach

Dear future entrepreneurs don't do like this. In India, it's common for companies to follow a pattern where, after achieving significant brand visibility and popularity among customers, they shift their focus from maintaining quality to maximizing p

I have a marble products company with a worldwide network worth $6 billion. I need ₹10 lakh in exchange for 10% equity. This year, my turnover was ₹2 crore, with a net profit margin of 35%.

Hi! 😊 I’m conducting a short survey for my academic project titled "Price Behavior of IPOs: A Study of Short-Term and Long-Term Performance". It would mean a lot if you could take 5–7 minutes to share your input. Here’s the link to the survey: 👉

I have a business idea that can generate over ₹10 crore in sales within a year, with a 40% net profit margin. If anyone is interested in joining me and working on this idea, let me know!

Keeping short-term pleasures over long-term results is a human tendency. Don’t become average. Sacrifice makes you better. Just put in the effort; don’t desire the results—they’ll come eventually. Despite all these quotes, the pill of procrastinatio