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ZippyMochi
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Surprise surprise

Gurgaon startups looking to move to London it seems.

https://www.livemint.com/companies/news/many-gurugram-tech-firms-keen-to-set-up-shops-in-london-report-11692942637406.html

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MagicalQuokka
MagicalQuokka
Stealth18mo

Is it just sales and VC funding? I didn't fully understand the reasoning

ZippyMochi
ZippyMochi
Stealth18mo

Easier to do business (less red tape) and easier to raise funding.

DizzyWaffle
DizzyWaffle
MakemyTrip18mo

Ya, easy to raise from Chinese and pakis

JumpyPanda
JumpyPanda
Microsoft18mo

On,y sales division with MBA tag. That’s it

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