Any age is the right age for you to become an entrepreneur

Daily Updates on Career, Startups & Business 14 June 2018 [Headhonchos] [Explore now]( Career [Any age is the right age for you to become an entrepreneur]( Forbes It doesn't matter how young or old you are. There will always be opportunities to accomplish your goals and make a difference. Starting young means that you can live cheap and put in all your energy. However, the older generation has a wealth of knowledge and experience. Young or old, trying is the most important factor. [The best startups for freshers to work at]( Business Standard - UrbanClap: Creates a feeling of belonging by offering ESOPs to employees as part of compensation - HubSpot: Offers numerous employee perks including a month of paid leave upon reaching the five-year anniversary with the company - SaleBhai.com: Hires ex-army personnel and their families and is committed to giving flexible work options to its employees - GoWork: Provides amenities such as gymnasium, spa, gaming courts, Art of Living sessions, urban sleeping pods - UploadeFoodie: Tied up with travel planners to motivate team members and maintain a work-life balance Startups [DailyNinja raises $3 Mn]( Inc42 Micro delivery startup DailyNinja has raised $3 Mn from Saama Capital and existing investor Sequoia Capital. The Bengaluru-based startup plans to expand its business by acquiring more customers across Bengaluru and expand to Hyderabad, and Gurugram. The funds will also be used to upgrade customer experience by adding more offerings for their customers. [Truecaller acquires mobile payment service]( TechCrunch Sweden’s Truecaller is increasing it's India focus with its first acquisition, mobile payment service Chillr. It looks to go beyond handling messages and calls and enter the payments segment. It has not disclosed how much it paid for the deal but said the Chillr service will be phased out. Business [IKEA aims to open first store in India]( News18 The world's biggest furniture retailer, IKEA, aims to open a 400,000 square feet store in Hyderabad and is offering shoppers delicacies such as samosas and veggie hotdogs. It aims to stick with its low price points and cater to Indian tastes. This move comes amidst a slow down in some of its established markets. [Uber announces new Uber Lite app]( Financial Express Ride-sharing company Uber announced the launch of the ‘Uber Lite’ app. It is a new, space-saving app that is built in India and works in low connectivity areas and on 99% of Android devices. The app is less than 5MB to download and has a 300-millisecond response time to better the booking process even during low connectivity. [Edelweiss plans to raise Rs 2,000 crore]( Livemint The alternative asset management arm of Edelweiss Group plans to raise ₹2,000 crore for a fund called EISAF II Onshore Fund that would invest in distressed assets. The distressed assets fund strategy is headed by Amit Agarwal. The fund claims a market-neutral strategy that protects when markets go down. [Facebook to ban businesses that receive poor customer feedback]( The Verge Facebook has implemented a new feedback system that may result in a business being banned if it cannot maintain an acceptable level of customer satisfaction. This system is available after a user completes a purchase that was initiated through a Facebook ad in the form of a short one-tap survey. [Make them count]( Don't want to receive Career related News and content? [Unsubscribe](