To join as a Director with, 1st Superstar of Bollywood, are you that most fit “Mr. Right”?

nawalroongta asked:


Q. contd…(or you would like to introduce someone) for a newly launched limited company) An Infoscientist from India have completed 37 years research inspired from one dialogue of a hindi film Anand on the subject “People Networking”; “Social Networking”; “Business Networking”.
We are all set : a) to launch a limited company;
b) to be instrumental to produce 100 billion dollars and distribute this among 5 billion People. We already have discovered and innovated “The Test Tube of Luck & Destiny”.
Within just couple of days,we are scheduled to organize a “Press conference” to brief about the research and make an announcement about forthcoming event at Hilton, Mumbai – Where Live presentation will be conducted before Internet Leaders & Venture capital companies ceo/s.
We are looking for one or two “Mr. Most Fit” Person/s/Company/ies -who has great interest in this project and also ready to invest too.
There are lots of thing to say. So, it is strongly recommended to visit website

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Should i invest in a search engine company that’s in its IPO stage?

marlanazakon asked:


The company has no venture capital (which I’m not sure is a good thing or not). It’s requiring a min of 25k to invest…is that normal procedure? I’m buying the shares at $9 per share. The company has already launched in China and has 23 million users. It is set to launch sometime in March. I was told that if I wanted to keep the shares at $9 I would have to invest soon because they would be meeting with “high end” clients next week and the cost of the shares would go up and the min. of 25k would go up to 100k min. Are the chances good since it is a search engine company?

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How to seek traditional investor for my business?

harystwn asked:


Traditionaly mean I can see and meet and make cooperation with investors or angel investors directly without assisted by venture capital company, foundation, or something like that. Investors who interesting and combine business and personal touching and approach, like combining business and pleasure…something like that. Am doing busines in Indonesia and this blog can explain what am doing : http://fxmax.blog.dada.net.

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What Qualifies either Obama or Hillary to be considered for President?

Blondey asked:


(Please don’t make this question about Bush – Just Answer the question)

The 2008 presidential race is off and running. It is popular to bemoan the lack of qualified candidates in the race. I wholeheartedly disagree. Many of the candidates have much valued experience in business, military and government. In 1984, Mitt Romney founded Bain Capital, one of the nation’s most successful venture capital and investment companies. Bain Capital helped launch hundreds of companies on a successful course, including Staples and Domino’s Pizza. Like Rudy Giuliani who was mayor of New York City, Romney also has executive experience as Governor of Massachusetts. John McCain was an officer in the military and is the senior senator from Arizona serving since 1987. All three of the declared republican front runners have very thick resumes as you should when applying for the most powerful executive position known to man.
Imagine if the republican front runner was a new member of congress with no military, business or executive experience. People would rightly challenge his/her lack of credentials. Likewise, suppose the Democrat front runners were Barak Hussein Osama and Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Past Presidents;

Bush 2 – Executive experience as twice elected Governor of Texas. Business Experience. Military experience flying Jets in the Guard.

Clinton – Executive experience as Governor of Arkansas.

Bush 1 – Executive experience in Business and as head of the CIA. Served in WW2.

Reagan – Executive experience as Governor of California

Carter – Governor of Georgia. Military experience.

JFK had a thin resume but at least he served in the Military.

Hillary - ?

Obama - ?

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Is Geithner’s attack on venture capital a necessary protection or another opportunistic power grab?

Martin L asked:


Please read the article before answering:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123923644886203393.html#mod=djemEditorialPage

Exerpt from the article giving Geithner’s justification for the draconian regulations:

“In justifying new SEC registration requirements, Mr. Geithner said that Bernie Madoff’s Ponzi scheme demonstrated that investors need more protection. He didn’t mention that Madoff’s firm was registered with the SEC as an investment adviser and had also been regulated by the SEC for decades as a broker-dealer. Also, Madoff was not running a venture firm.”

Does Geithner know what he’s doing? If not, we should all be afraid that he is in over his head. If so, we should all be afraid that a thriving private sector is not on his (or his boss’s) priority list.

Another excerpt:

Says Cypress Semiconductor CEO T.J. Rodgers, “First, Sarbanes-Oxley mandated byzantine corporate bureaucracy to ‘protect’ investors. Then, the SEC damaged the Silicon Valley economy by forcing companies to count stock options twice, both as dilution and as expense. As a result, Silicon Valley, for decades the bright spot of the American economy, produced only one [initial public offering] in all of 2008. Now, Geithner wants to regulate venture capital firms to protect us some more. It’s like watching children deface an economic work of art.”
Well, Mike, that’s a relief! (I guess.)

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credit case?

m_rrahmati asked:


if i found a venture capital company or a bank that accepted
to fund my project how i can make a credit and trust . i have not any company at the moment .?

i think i have to find a real partner first who assist me .
how ?

i need some one who help me a cash fund in the first ,for
example 500000 usd or even 100000 usd. how i can raise this
predeposit.

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need financial information regarding venture capital?

pappu asked:

i am presenting a paper in an international workshop. i have to present thepaper with some research models or some research work done.

i want to do it in venture capital and i need financial details regarding the topic with reference to indian companies.

can anyone help me out in this regard.

Thanks
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Where to get venture capital funding for our web20 site?

web25 asked:


We have a good web20 site. There are unique services and clear non-Ads business model on the site. Our weak spot is that our company is located in the Russia. The local venture capital is small.

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Where can I find venture capital firms that typically invest in China?

Hannah asked:


I want to search online first to get venture capital firms that are interested in investing to manufacturing companies in China. Do you know which websites are good for them?

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Are banks and interest really needed?

Anders asked:

If I buy a house, then I can take a loan, from a bank, with the obligation to pay back the loan at a certain minimum amount per month or year, with zero interest. Why is the interest needed other than to keep the bank going? I could take the loan directly from the government, and no bank is then really necessary.

Then what about if a company wanted to take a huge loan? The answer is: they will have to get money from venture capital companies, and the agreement they make is a deal between the company that wants the loan and the venture capital company that provides the money. No banks needed.

The same with other services banks provide. They could be done by ordinary companies.

I understand that in practice, banks are deeply integrated into society. But in theory, are banks and interest really needed? Would it be possible to have a totally interest-free economy?
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