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Amazon: The company which changed how Startups operate! So, Amazon wasn't the first company which operated as a Typical Startup but it was actually the first one to do it at huge scale. Just look at the revenue and profit figures REV

Give me some business ideas which pays my bills and gives me freedom insted of chasing massive scale early.

Can India really compete with China in manufacturing? Absolutely—but only if we play to our strengths and fix our weaknesses. China built its dominance on speed, scale, infrastructure, and consistent government support. But today, the world is look

CHALLENGE for you! So assume that you made a product (online or physical) which is really great and it will help your customers a lot. That product is tried and tested and your initial customers loved it. Now your task is to sell it on a larger sca

Everybody gives your view on the Google Mariner Project. I think it is a big game changer Agreed or Not

The Idea Isn’t the Business A great idea might get people excited, but it won’t pay the bills. There’s a massive difference between an exciting concept and a viable business. A viable business has a clear plan to make money, serve a specific audienc

It is advised in business that " differentiate first your product or service and then scale later". Because after scaling if we want to differentiate then it is tough and if we scale without differentiation then there is lot of cashburn required.

It’s been over 12 months and Zepto is nowhere near DMart. 😂 DMart: ₹2.5–3 lakh crore valuation Zepto: ~₹51,000 crore (despite massive VC backing) And DMart built that without VC cash — pure execution and profit. Ambition alone doesn’t scale like t