Is there a difference between a business and a startup?
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Good question. I think startups become businesses but they are starting up hence the name lol.
If I start selling popcorn on the streets can I say this is a startup?
I think you could if you have plans growing it. I don’t know the actual difference. Can ask ChatGPT
startups includes innovation and improving something that exists, just building a regular business necessarily doesn’t
You mean like sprinkling cinnamon on the popcorn?
Is the intent to IPO?
Only if you hype it up for the purpose of raising funds.
A business generates revenue and profitability vs a start up generates expenses in view of becoming a business
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Startups don’t become businesses until the third trimester.
A startup is an enterprise that has not yet turned a profit. Businesses also don't turn a profit nowadays, but have figured out how to launder hot-new Fed loans to their shareholders; making them an indispensable part of the "economy".
A startup is a business that's.... starting up....
Yes they are just businesses. I've seen 8 year old companies call themselves startups. Startup is just a word that tech businesses use to make working overtime seem like a cool idea.
Startups are to business what pets are to wild animals.
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Business must’ve profit. Startups are just scam. 😂
Yes they are business. Startup is just a buzz word for investors to throw their money at them.
A startup is a business with no plan. 😆
A business isn't a business until it makes money. A startup is the attempt
Startup is the term used by the entity asking for money to cover the expenses incurred after seeing a Get Rich Quick video.
Nope. They are bums with a legal entity for the purpose of "raising capital".
A startup is a business but a business may not be a startup