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Do investors with no startup experience suck? http://wp.me/p5TrWy-kb

techfornomad.com So – let’s be honest – do investors with no startup experience suck? That debate flared up recently on our new community platform, Talk, where a user caused controversy by saying that VCs without any practical experience as an entrepreneur could be more of a hindrance than a help to a fledgling tech business. To set that straight, we invited two well-known VCs onstage at Tech in Asia Singapore 2015 earlier this month – 500 Startups’ Khailee Ng, who has several startups under his belt, and Rakuten Ventures’ Saemin Ahn, whose tech pedigree doesn’t include a startup of his own – to thrash out this topic. [ 941 more words. ]

Here’s why CommonFloor’s founder, Google’s India boss, and Amazon’s India chief love this food startup http://wp.me/p5TrWy-lT

508 Resource Limit Is Reached What do the co-founders of CommonFloor, TaxiForSure, and Yo China have in common with the managing director of Google India and country manager of Amazon India? They are all investors in a six-month-old Bangalore-based food delivery startup called Dazo, which went by the name of TapCibo until a week ago. Dazo today revealed the undisclosed funding round. Dazo co-founder Shashaank Shekhar Singhal explains to… [ 774 more words. ]

Jack Ma: ‘We’re not smart or hard-working, but we’re millionaires’ http://wp.me/p5TrWy-lA

508 Resource Limit Is Reached Late last month, Red Flag Publishing released a book called Jack Ma’s Internal Speeches: Trust in Tomorrow. Many of the speeches have never been shared publicly before, so I’m going to translate a few interesting excerpts from them. The first is about how Jack Ma sees his company’s success: How do entrepreneurs slowly build startups into good, strong, large companies? [ 328 more words. ]