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Flipkart sold for $16 billion, but the founders got almost nothing. After looking at 100+ startup deals, I found some toxic terms that hurt founders: 1. Liquidation Preferences: Investors get their money back first. If the sale price is low, founde

Suggest me how can I leave my laziness 😭😭

Venture Capital (VC) term sheets often include clauses that can have significant implications for founders and the future of their startups. Below are some critical clauses that founders should carefully evaluate: 1. Valuation and Equity Pre-Money

New Delhi has more billionaires than San Fransisco! Most billionaires leave SF after they’re big. That’s the reason.

Fire sale. So basically 52% if E-Com Express’ revenue came from Meesho. Meesho launched its own delivery company and moved there. Ecom fell, and a fire sale happened to Delhivery. There last valuation was 7000 Cr. Founders must have made nothing. Sad

I went from Marathalli to Yelahanka, how can a single city be so big? 😭

bro is abusing that poor little model, it’s doing all it can 😭 like that’s not the model to do math, buddy

The Falsehood of Distributions of Founders at Distress Exits: A Lesson for BluSmart Worth ₹850Cr Let's dispel one myth: "Founders make money in acquisitions. Reality Check of BluSmart Raised: ~₹1,300Cr | Last Val: ₹2,700Cr | Exit Val: ~₹850Cr Outs

Hey everyone , I want to start a tshirt and appeals startup. Bring an new comer and I don't have finances but thats not the issue. I want your advice on how can I sale or increase sales after manufacturing... And how can I be a sustainable in online

80% startups in India are nothing but a racket': Suhel Seth defends Piyush Goyal - "The first thing that these startup founders do is buy themselves Lamborghinis and homes in Amrita Shergil Bagh and big apartments." Any opinions guys ?