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01 Jun 2016
Cautionary Tales: Reasons startup founders cited for failure
A pair of researchers from Fractl, a data-marketing firm, pored over the post-mortems written by founders after their companies shut down, to identify the reasons entrepreneurs think their startups failed. The results are below.

The biggest reasons were either unviable business models or startups running out of cash. Fashion companies most often cited money problems - running out of cash or not being able to secure funding - for their failures.

Social media companies struggled with traction and creating a viable business model. And software company founders concluded their problems stemmed from focusing too much on the technical aspects of their products and ignoring what customers actually wanted.

Source: Quartz
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