Startup Funding: It’s Like 2017: How Startups Are Changing Their Playbook as Funding Winter Sets In

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The funding tap for startups is overflowing, but fewer deals are being signed as investors have become extremely cautious about decision-making. The DNA of startup founders, meanwhile, evolves as experienced entrepreneurs with better vision and clarity take the plunge while staying away from cash-intensive ideas.

Rohit Anand (52) sold his first startup, Value Edge, a Noida-based research and analytics firm founded in 2009, for $17.5 million to global business services provider WNS in 2016. Since then, it closely follows the evolution of India. A booming universe of startups that now has more than 100 unicorns. He teamed up with Tarun Jyot Singh (35), who had

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