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⚠️ Digit IPO SHORT TERM VIEW⚠️ GMP - 5%(falling after application open) Nifty retesting level of 22200. D2 subscription - QIB - 0.24 Retail - 2.57 NIB - 0.73 Will this IPO giving listing gains? High Risk bet I guess what ur

Finally Recovered!, feeling much better now, let continue our 60 days placement challenge!

One thing I recently learned that it's better to job in FAANG than to do startups look how much Sundar Pichai earns a startup owner will never earn that much in India.

What If we combine product hunt and medial? This can offer much better idea Validation for startups, this can also drive more traffic to those startups and many more…

India now has more than 300 family offices, up from 45 in 2018, revealed a latest report by PWC India. The report further highlighted that family offices are increasingly investing in startups, diversifying their portfolios, and seeking higher retur

The Hyundai India IPO is not performing as well as expected. By the end of Day 2, it has only received 42% subscription, with the retail segment booking at just 38% so far. The GMP (Grey Market Premium) is also declining, currently at ₹35, which is j

Weekend bash was full of General Elections, IPO, Layoffs and funding - Startups seeking advice on IPO timing amid market volatility. - Simpl, a consumer credit startup, lays off 30 employees and restructures senior leadership. - Startups adopt ne

Funding Winter ? Indian startups raised a total of $395.63 million across 20 deals from August 12 to 17, marking a 250% increase from the previous week. Key highlights include: OYO secured $175 million in a down round, reducing its valuation to

From my early days, I opted to work in startups rather than working with MNCs. One question everyone asks me is, 'Do you still regret choosing to work in startups?' "Definitely Not". Startups allowed me to learn and understand the ground reality. I c

I've heard working in startups is better than working in a corporate when you're starting full time. I believe in this bcs even I feel like startups can help with more learning in the early stages of one's career. Any thoughts/ suggestions/ views fro