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- Bajaj Housing Finance's IPO, the first from the Bajaj group in years, will open from September 9 to 11, as per the RHP. - The total issue size is Rs 6,560 crore, with a primary portion of Rs 3,560 crore and a secondary portion of Rs 3,000 crore. - The price band will be announced on September 3, and the anchor portion will be on September 6, according to the RHP filing. - Moneycontrol reported on August 16 that Bajaj Housing Finance is targeting an IPO valuation of Rs 56k cr-Rs 59k and may trim its issue size from Rs 7,000 crore as per the draft papers. - The IPO launch is set for the first half of September. Source: [Moneycontrol](https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/bajaj-housing-finance-ipo-to-open-between-september-9-11-to-raise-rs-6560-crore-12811371.html)

- Investor 360 One estimates VerSe's worth at $2.9B, down from $5B in April 2022 - VerSe operates news aggregator Dailyhunt, backed by major investors like Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan - 360 One owns a 2% stake in VerSe, disclosed valuation in June update to investors - VerSe spokesperson claims business has grown exponentially since last funding round - Trend aligns with global investors marking down startup valuations, like Fidelity's cuts to X and Gupshup Source: [Techcrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2024/08/30/dailyhunt-parent-verses-valuation-gets-slashed-42-to-2-9b-investor-note/)

I (F) frequently fight with my teenage brother (he initiates). As I am literally half his size, he just holds my wrists, I kick him, and he blocks. Our fights aren't meant to cause harm, this is just how we bond, test and tease each other. But today, after we fought, I noticed that I had got a bruise on my knee, which is still hurting like hell. What baffles me is that our fights aren't that aggressive, so I don't understand how one simple fight has left me with a bruise which is making even normal movement a difficult task. Bhyi abhi se itne buddhe ho gaye hai, aage kya hoga pata nhi.

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For anyone stepping into the world of building, just be okay with the above. It'll be true, no matter how much you fall.

My previous company shut down a couple of months ago. Interviewed a bunch leading up to it and landed an offer 20% below my previous comp. The offer felt exploitative and I even posted about it on Grapevine. A lot of folks told me my salary was being corrected and I was overpaid in my previous role. But what felt wrong felt wrong. Ended up letting that offer go -- had decent runway, and hence, was able to do so. Interviewed with 6 more companies, Faced a bunch of last minute rejections as well. But finally landed better offers with teams I'm way more excited to work with. Key takeaways: 1. Gut > Market Data > Subjective Opinions when it comes to assessing offers 2. Runway = resilience, save up for rainy days -- going to take this way more seriously moving forward

One of my friend exploring PM role at Nextiva. How is the culture and work there ?

WhatsApp has scaled well in India. Wonder if they are bigger than the likes of MoEngage / Clevertap in India.

Weren't they doing well? Any idea what is going on behind the scenes?