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Meta’s Superintelligence Team of 44 people Half are from China 75% hold PhDs 70% are researchers 40% came from OpenAI 20% from DeepMind 15% from Scale AI 20% are L8+ level (very senior) 75% are first-gen immigrants Most are likely getting paid $10M

What's the condition of AC making companies this year? Are they enjoying the "Record Higher Temperatures" run with profits or not? Have y'all purchased AC is this year? Or Has your AC usage increased by a lot this year?

INDIA'S IPO BOOM: A JOURNEY THROUGH YEARS! 🚀 India’s IPO market has been on fire, witnessing a massive surge in companies going public and raising huge funds. Here’s how the IPO trend evolved from 2017 to 2024: 📊 The Highlights 1️⃣ 2024: The B

51% consumers boycott brands advertising next to hate speech A new report reveals a startling paradox in the digital advertising world: while overall brand risk from ad placements dropped to a record low of 1.5% globally in 2024, down 10.6% from th

Our annual offsite at Goa! 🏖️ This year, we have made 40+ investments and deployed more than 50 CR in these companies from our 40 million dollar fund, Faad Capital. 💸 We have also taken eight successful exits this year, which shows that we contin

Hi!!! Anyone has raised funding for there companies. If yes. please let me know the process from starting to end.

Following an 'extended' funding winter, the year 2024 has proven to be no less than a rollercoaster ride for Indian startup so far Notably, the first half (H1) of the year saw a decline in mergers and acquisitions (M&As) due to various macro and mic

Indians spending a record $31.7 billion overseas in FY24, up 17% from the previous year, despite the introduction of tax collection. International travel is the biggest expense.

India can’t beat China. Let us talk numbers. China has 200 lakh CR tax revenue (5 times more than us) China has 2.2 million R&D workers (2.5 times more than us) China's R&D budget was 420,000 CR last year (21 times more than us) China slashed 361

The growth in assets of non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) in India is expected to sharply decline to 15-17 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) in the current and next financial year from 23 per cent in FY24.