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Stealth • 4d

what happened when a startup fails after gaining funding what are consequences faces founders ? please tell me 2. what are investers do?

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 3d

Investors typically face financial losses, especially if they’ve put in a large amount of capital. They may attempt to salvage the company by looking for a potential buyer or restructuring the business. In some cases, investors might look to recover some of their investment through liquidation of assets...basically you're safe.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 4d

No problem bro, ultra the next time you start again you will get funded easily compared to a newbie but it has to also be a big failure

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 4d

As long as it wasn't a loan, you're good. Nothing will happen but if you see its not working then its a good practice to return whatever money is left

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SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 4d

disrespect torcher legal case's if he did any fraud nothing much

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Most of us only think in terms of first order effects or direct consequences of what our actions have. Every action has a consequence, and those consequences have consequences,which are called Second Order Effects

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Are we going to see more such founders? What are your thoughts? Should founders run after saving money or should they not care about it to retain talent!