Silicon Valley's dirtiest secret:
The most "innovative" companies don't innovate, they buy.
Tesla has bought 9 companies since its inception.
And Facebook? 78 companies in 15 years.
Here's what they don't want you to know :
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Srinu Nainapu
Hey I am on MedialĀ ā¢Ā 3m
*#we need the reason*# how they reach that stage to buy innovative companies
We are going to buy a new reach truck for warehouse how to compare two to three reach truck what are the parameters should I consider
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Sayan Ghosh
Hey I am on MedialĀ ā¢Ā 11m
Which are the innovative companies in the AI space?
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Kiran Sabale
Startup Ecosystem En...Ā ā¢Ā 2m
The last week we hosted family fund called Dholakia family and Soonicorn Ventures where 15 companies got a chance to pitch one on one.
At IIT Delhi we have an ecosystem developed to cater the financial need of early stage founders.
For entrepreneurship do we need to create innovative tools
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Antazya S Jatrana
Building KRATEĀ ā¢Ā 8m
How many VCs out there who say they are early stage investors actually "EARLY STAGE" ??
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Havish Gupta
Figuring OutĀ ā¢Ā 21d
Jeff Bezos says that the single most important reason most successful companies are in the US is risk capital.
In the US, you can raise $50 million in seed funds, and that doesn't work anywhere else.
And that's the reason why most of the successful
If everyone is out of Job who will buy the AI products that are being built by the companies?
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Pravesh Mourya
Young and energetic ...Ā ā¢Ā 8m
Relevel by unacademy
The concept was amazing of getting jobs from exam but what went wrong with them so they started selling courses and started malpractices for that
One reason was that they were not getting partnered by companies
What are the ot
