Top 50 Startup in world

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It’s difficult to determine the top 50 startups in the world, as the ranking changes frequently based on various factors such as funding, revenue, growth, and innovation. However, here are some of the most successful and highly valued startups as of 2021:

  1. Airbnb
  2. DoorDash
  3. Instacart
  4. Roblox
  5. Palantir
  6. SpaceX
  7. Stripe
  8. TikTok (ByteDance)
  9. Uber
  10. Wish
  11. Peloton
  12. SoFi
  13. PagerDuty
  14. WeWork
  15. Didi Chuxing
  16. Postmates
  17. Nextdoor
  18. Affirm
  19. C3.ai
  20. Fiverr
  21. Lemonade
  22. Glossier
  23. Asana
  24. UiPath
  25. Snowflake
  26. Gong.io
  27. Qualtrics
  28. Nuro
  29. JFrog
  30. Sumo Logic
  31. Mode
  32. Notion
  33. Smartsheet
  34. ThoughtSpot
  35. Kustomer
  36. OpenAI
  37. Auth0
  38. Algolia
  39. Coda
  40. Shift4 Payments
  41. BigCommerce
  42. Outschool
  43. HelloSign
  44. Front
  45. Clubhouse
  46. Airtable
  47. Tidelift
  48. Nexus Mutual
  49. Brex
  50. Gusto
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