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There’s a Big Bang theory to economic growth, which goes much like the one denoting the origins of our universe. For tiny particles clustering together, take university spinouts. As they form into startups (atoms), eventually that concentration, over time, creates something far bigger, at a scale that was once unimaginable (stars and galaxies).
You’d be hard-pressed to find a small business in the Western world that isn’t utilising technology. Since the invention of the Internet and the rise of digital devices, tech has become commonplace across industries, transforming not only the way companies reach their audiences but also how they function at a base level.
Starting a business alone is quite a challenge, so founders prefer to do it in partnership. But there is a downside: you and a partner can end up with conflicts, and this will ruin the whole business. This means that you need to understand all the pros and cons of this decision and know how to avoid risks in advance.
















