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Farhan Raza

Founder And CEO Give... • 3m

Difference Between a Startup and a Business A startup is a newly established company focused on rapid growth, scalability, and innovation. Startups aim to solve unique problems or disrupt industries with new technologies or business models. They are typically high-risk, high-reward ventures, often funded by external sources like venture capital or angel investors. Startups prioritize capturing a large market share quickly and usually have an exit strategy, such as being acquired or going public (IPO). In contrast, a business is any organization that engages in commercial or professional activities to generate profit. Businesses are generally more stable and sustainable, focusing on proven methods and steady growth rather than innovation or disruption. They are often self-funded or rely on traditional loans and may prioritize long-term sustainability over rapid scaling. While startups are temporary phases focused on fast growth, businesses are broader, with a focus on building stable income and longevity. Over time, many startups evolve into traditional businesses once they achieve growth and stability.

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Vagle

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So, a startup is like a rollercoaster, and a business is like a Ferris wheel. Both are fun, but one is a lot more intense

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Chamarti Sreekar

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startup has became fancy word nowadays, everyone uses word startup for even a samosa stall

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