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In 2025, several companies are expected to launch significant IPOs, potentially breaking records in the Indian market. Key players include: -- Reliance Jio: Valued over $100 billion, anticipated to be India's largest IPO. -- Flipkart: Expected to
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How did an 18-year-old do what billionaires couldnāt even do in 100 years? He had no IIT tag. No godfather in business. Just relentless curiosity and courage to solve a real-world problem. This is the story of OYO founder Ritesh Agarwal. Born in
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š "India is now the 3rd largest unicorn factory in the world. But how many of these unicorns are truly worth $1B?" As a student stepping into the startup world, Iāve always admired Indiaās booming ecosystem. The idea of building a billion-dollar co
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The S&P 500 companies distribution is crazy! 29.8%āthat's the slice of the S&P 500 pie taken up by its top 6 holdings now This is up from 26% at the start of the year, and is largely fueled by Nvidia's astounding rally. The Al chip maker has shot u
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Indiaās Unicorn Club: Hereās The Comprehensive List Of 100+ Unicorns In India In 2013, venture capitalist Aileen Lee introduced the term āunicornā to describe the rarity of startups achieving a valuation of over $1 Bn. A decade later, unicorns in In
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How Two College Friends Built the Largest Interior Company in India So Livspace was founded by Anuj and Ramakant, both alumni of IIT Kanpur. After spending years working at MNCs like Google, it was finally time for them to design their own homes. H
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Some Startup Statistics ⢠The average funding amount for a Series C round is $68 million ⢠The second largest reason why startups fail (29% of cases) is due to running out of funding and personal money. ⢠23% of startups mentioned team issues lead
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This Indian man is known as the FATHER of sachet revolution who transformed GLOBAL FMCG Chinni Krishnan, born in Tamil Nadu, was a middle-class Indian with a billion-dollar idea. At a time when shampoos and perfumes were luxuries, Krishnan envision
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