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Marc Andreessen on what VCs look for in startups. Venture capital is all about finding startups that stand out. Of the 4,000 startups looking for funding each year, only 200 get backed by top VCs, and just 15 grow to $100M+ in revenue. These 15

Warren Buffett makes $707 million in dividends from Coca Cola each year, for zero hours of work The CEO of Coca Cola makes $23 million from Coca Cola each year, for 4,000+ hours of work money makes more money !

Two year old AI deepseek destroying 10 year old AI chatgpt it doesn't matter your idea about AI or anything you have to unique to stand out from crowd AI competition is fierce

News Update: The Top 10 Tech Startups in New Delhi Relying on innovation data from StartUs Insights’ Discovery Platform, which tracks 4.7 million startups, scaleups, and tech companies worldwide. Filtered by location, founding year, technology re

Costco built a $250 billion empire by breaking all the rules: - 14% max markup. - $4 billion in membership fees. - Just 4,000 products. Here’s how Costco redefined retail—and the pricing strategy that turned customers into die-hard fans: Costco’s

Ilya's 3 months old SSI AI startup getting 1B$ Funding at 5B$ Valuation just simply shows the extreme strength of US VCs and their intense rational on investing on tech & talents. As SSI is just a concept with not even a single line of code in produc

So the TAM should be nearly complete India or 3/4 of the world population. All below shitty startups got the massive funding based on the TAM game. 💩Koo 💩Eloelo 💩Hunch 💩Fluttr VCs no longer look at the problem. It's the crowd game now. T

For early-stage startups, generating revenue and driving growth trump chasing venture capital (VC) funding. In 2023-2025, VC funding trends underscore this shift. Global VC investment plummeted from $381B in 2022 to $221B in 2023, with 2024 seeing on

Y Combinator in 30 Seconds: ✅ World’s top startup accelerator 💵 Offers $500K funding ($125K for 7%, $375K on SAFE) 🗓️ 4 batches/year (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall) 👥 Backed Airbnb, Stripe, Dropbox, and 4,000+ startups 📈 Massive network + Dem

If you’ve ever wondered why VCs invest in risky startups instead of safe businesses, it’s because of something called the power law. And trust me, if you understand this, you’ll see why most VCs don’t care if 90% of their startups fail! Think about