Sachin Bansal “Doesn’t Give A Shit” About Flipkart’s Valuation
Today, when the Economic Times published an article titled “10 per cent markup by Valic gives Flipkart reason to cheer”, Sachin Bansal had this to say.
Today, when the Economic Times published an article titled “10 per cent markup by Valic gives Flipkart reason to cheer”, Sachin Bansal had this to say.
Startup conferences gave me a thrill like no other. Back when my startup was basically a website and a Facebook page, attending conferences just made everything look so official.
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