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This is the trend of an interior door product that sells well on e-commerce. The maximum sale hike was in November despite the fact there was no event. Insight: People halt construction activities during Diwali period and resume post Diwali. Hence

No festival leaves, no Gurpurab leave, no Diwali, no Holi—every single day, we have to come to the office. I've never seen a workplace like this. It feels like this is the only industry that keeps running non-stop. Festival leaves have to be request

Forest Essentials is an Indian premium cosmetics company that specialises in Ayurvedic preparations for its products. It was founded in 2000 by Mira Kulkarni in New Delhi. In 2008, the New York-based Estée Lauder Companies acquired a 20% stake in th

I saw a video 1-2 years back where the speaker said that all those 'middleman' businesses like Zomato, Ola, and MMT would never really succeed! The problem, he said, is that you have to deal with 3-4 entities: first, the customer; second, the client

Top News of the Day: 1. Amit Jain-led CarDekho in talks for a ₹4,000-crore IPO 2. Jensen Huang-led chipmaker Nvidia is planning to invest in Elon Musk's artificial intelligence startup xAI, reports said. xAI is planning to raise funds in a round wh

Top News of the Week: 1. Key Startup Funding Highlights Of The Week - Buoyed by Whatfix’s mega funding round, enterprisetech emerged as the investor favourite sector of the week. Besides, the sector witnessed the highest nine deals materialise via

Pets.com: The Rise and Fall of a Dot-com Era Icon In the late 1990s, the dot-com boom was in full swing, and investors were eager to get in on the latest internet startups. One such company that captured the attention of investors and pet lovers ali

Top News of the Week 1. Funding - One of the largest investors in the ecosystem, Prosus, said it infused fresh capital in two fintech startups, Mintifi and Vastu Housing Finance in October. - Fintech took the top spot in terms of sector-wise capit

Left the Bajaj legacy, lost his co- founder and built a 34,000 CR company. 1. After completing his master's degree in Business Administration in the USA, Anurang Jain returned to India but got critical advice from his uncle, Rahul Bajaj, of the Baja