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The way his company is going downhill, he should actually retire!

Tech Japan's CEO Naotaka Nishiyama moves to Bengaluru, says "World needs Indian Leadership." He aims to build a team in India, which will positively impact, and embrace the local culture and people.

Harsh Mariwala is the founder of Marico 📈 one of India's leading consumer goods companies. Born into a business family, Mariwala joined the family-owned Bombay Oil Industries in the early 1970s. He saw the potential in branded consumer products an

I met a VC today and he told me his cheque size doesn’t match our round size and then I opened his website to show him his cheque size. His face crumbled with embarassment 😂😂 Funny people.

Can any developer help this guy? • this guy's idea. This person's idea is to create a platform that doesn't seem harmful to our environment but rather eco-friendly. He says this platform will provide the best and high-tech products with top-qual

*Secret strategy of Mark Zuckerberg* 1. He buys Any small company that can grow and compete in the future with his company . Ex he thought that Instagram and WhatsApp will kill Facebook in the future, so he bought both of them. 2. If the company doe

A small exercise. Go and stand in front of a tall mirror.. Assume strongly that the guy in the mirror is some other guy. observe the guy from top to bottom. Ask him how is life. If he says its good. well and good. if he says its bad and hope

Shd a 18 year old, dreaming to be an entrepreneur from his childhood. Basically who doesn't want to work under someone else. And he has got an idea too of startup and all he thinks about is startup, he is currently 1st yeay engineering. Does he have

Warren Buffett has sold Apple shares worth a record $76 billion. 📉 This represents 49% of the shares in his portfolio, and the cash balance of his company Berkshire Hathaway has risen to $277 billion — a record high. 💵 Buffett anticipated a U.S.

I was actually wondering if investment from any investor also means he get gets a share from the profit of the company, Say, if an investor buys 20% stake of a company, does it mean he also will get 20% of the profits earned by the company?