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BharatPe vs Ashneer grover – Bhai, Yeh Toh Full Doglapan Hai! Dekho bhai, BharatPe waale soch rahe the ki mujhe nikal ke Jeff Bezos ban jaayenge. Par haal yeh hai ki abhi tak naye chai ke cups tak afford nahi kar paaye! Jab paisa kamaana tha, ta

Luck and Risk are two sides of the same coin. If you believe in one, respect the other. As entrepreneurs we lean towards taking risk because thats our inherent nature..luck might just come our way!

MVP(minimum viable product) A basic of imagined product is made to check whether buyers are willing to pay or not. Benefits of mvp: 1 No risk 2 Chance to change the idea 3 Saves time 4 Saves money 5 Check your thoughts

Hi Folks, My name is Piyush Goyal, a Chartered Accountant and current In the role of risk advisory where we understand how big companies work by having different process in places. We help them by highlighting the gaps in their process and arbitrag

*Take the f*cking risk or miss the chance. The world rewards those who make bold decisions. *If you're not obsessed, you're just interested. And interested people watch obsessed people change the world.

If you had the chance to restart your business or career, what’s one thing you would do completely differently? 🚀 Would it be a big risk or a smart strategy? Share your experience! 😊

koi CA ya accountant ho toh mere ek sawal ka jawab dijiye maan lijiye amazon par kisi seller ka Rs.100 ka saman sale hota hai aur uski item ki MRP bhi 100 hai jisme 28% GST included hai, amazon sirf delivery fee aur platform fee le sakta hai, amazon

After 2023, Pakistan is currently going through the worst time in its stock market. The loan that was supposed to come from the IMF is now also in question whether they will receive it or not.

I'm launching a startup focused on high-quality stock market trading education. We're creating an online course covering fundamentals, risk management, and real-world case studies. Why Collaborate? We offer equity, growth opportunities, and the chanc

India's inflation rate has now come down to 3.16% year-on-year, which is roughly in line with expectations. Now, the key question is whether the RBI will opt for a rate cut in its next meeting or not.