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Two-thirds of startups don't last 10 years. The brutal truth is no one cares

5 pointsby yuxt5 months ago

4 comments

Ekaros5 months ago
Isn't one third for 10 years actually quite good success rate? I would have expected lower. 10 years is long time even for not failing new businesses. And not failing here means generated more than spend over lifetime.
emrah5 months ago
Most anything doesn't last 10 years, and that's ok
theLegionWithin5 months ago
better than restaurants, ~80% fail in 5 years.
JSDevOps5 months ago
They don’t. Why would they. Alot of them are just complete grifters and waiting for that big pay day in the sky after they get acquired by FAAAAAANNNNNGGGG or any number of the subsidiary’s. If your app claims to “revolutionise” something completely mundane and trivial like getting a shower or eating a sandwich and you value it at $5 billion then it’s a load of bollocks.
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