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📉 From 66 to 4: What's happening with Y Combinator and Indian Startups? 🇮🇳 Y Combinator's backing of Indian startups significantly dropped in 2024, and it's a fascinating shift! Here's why: * "Reverse Flipping" Costs: YC's requirement for a U

Indian stock market will fall more. I started trading in 2018. Best thing I learnt is , Market won't reverse until everyone is bearish. There's still lot of positivity and hopes remaining in market :)

Can’t believe ChatGPT bought chat dot com for 20 million dollars. That’s some crazy amount of money for a domain. Also, this is like the series C and stuff for Indian startup’s. That sudden urge to start domain flipping so bad 😂😂

Everytime the Indian Rupee (₹) hits an all-time low, somewhere in India, an agency owner's revenue hits an all-time high. This is your hard kick in the balls reminder if you're still sleeping on this easy money market arbitrage.

Learn and Earn Series - June - Part 5 "Reverse Innovation" Isn't Just Jugaad! Steal These Frugal Genius Ideas from Around the World. 💡 We love Indian 'Jugaad,' but there's a universe of frugal genius out there! Let's talk "Reverse Innovation": br

Which is the Indian made app store? PhonePe, owned by Walmart Inc., launches Indus Appstore, a new Android-based mobile application store in India to compete with Google's Play Store. The store offers over 200,000 apps and games in 12 Indian language

Indian startups are Reverse Flipping. Many startups incorporate in countries like Singapore, Mauritius, the US (primarily for SaaS), or the Cayman Islands for several reasons: - Ease of doing business - Tax incentives - Better funding opportunities

Indian startups funded by YC have fallen sharply over the years. Several reasons appear to be behind the drop - - Registration requirement in US, Canada, Singapore, or the Cayman Islands. - Increased access to capital via accelerator programs in I

After years of chasing capital abroad, billion-dollar tech giants are shifting their HQs back to India. Once drawn overseas by easier fundraising and U.S. IPO dreams, over 70 fastest-growing Indian tech companies are making a U-turn, closing offshore