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Ashneer Grover shut down his startup CrickPe after two years of its launch, due to taxation issues and a regulatory environment.

Why Do Most Startups Fail? A. No Market Need... B. Running Out of Cash... C. Weak Business Model.... D. Bad Team.... E. Tough Competition.... F. Pricing Issues... G. Poor Marketing... H. Ignoring Customers.. I. Scaling Too Fast... J. Legal & Regulat

Wtf are Zomato and swiggy charging platform fee tho they take commission from seller ? Weird, nvm it's working for them tho. In business perspective it's good but in customer's perspective it's not good. What you all think

My weekend is sorted! 😇 To all the founders out there, let's focus on creating exceptional processes and genuine interactions. The sales and positive reviews will naturally follow.

Remember Growfitter from Shark Tank? The app that rewarded you for just walking or working out a bit? Well, ever since Aman Gupta backed them, they’ve gone next level. Not just giving out basic rewards anymore — they’ve turned it into a full-blown f

All over Mumbai, people are facing issues in the Jio network.

They are trash tho. Same with Mcaffeine and Wow. 100% sure they’re going to be delisted from the NSE BSE in the next 5 years.

happy new year guys! i hope all your wishes come true this year and i hope first things you all do on medial is follow me

Paytm's journey highlights the critical role of regulatory compliance in the success of digital infrastructure. Despite initial breakthroughs, Paytm faced a string of regulatory strikes due to violations in licensing conditions, false information sub