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90% Businesses die because of bad cashflow, something where people never have a real look on. Look, businesses never built on just product, marketing, or sales. They built on cashflow.

Some people blame industrialist, business mans saying they are bad for the country and are government's PAWN. Take any major economic power in the world, let's take US. "Country with most billionaires" What we learn => Employment is generated by

growth & revenue for start ups have just 10xd from what they used to be - absolutely wild

🌍 Global Reach Moat: The power of worldwide domination! 🚀 McDonald's, Coca Cola and Apple have built unstoppable empires with massive global distribution, ensuring their brands are recognized in every corner of the world! 🔥🌎

How Reliance Earns Money 💰 ● Reliance Industries generated ₹2,57,529 crore in Q1 FY24. ● Oil to Chemical business was the largest contributor with 52% of revenue. ● Retail contributed 27%, including Reliance SMART, AJIO, Hamleys, and JioMart

Google’s business is the ultimate middleman model – connecting businesses and creators while taking a hefty share. 💰 $88.3B revenue 🔹 $65.9B from ads (Search, YouTube, AdMob) Most of their revenue comes from ad dollars, bridging creators & advert

Onecard - A unicorn with a valuation of 1.5 billion Usd Spend 1000 crore to make 500 crore revenue and they spend 60% of their operating revenue in ads. Despite having a good product onecard is spending huge capital to acquire new customers.

Indians hate startups, especially companies that burn money and raise money but the truth is that 99% of Indian businesses don't make money See in India there are only 13M small businesses,88% of them are sole proprietors Out of 13M businesses, 5M

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Many assume most of the small businesses in India don't make money, which is true as 30% of Indian SMBs don't. But there is an interesting trend, that has shaped in the last 12 months. Indian business ecosystem has added "500k" businesses to the 1