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AI War Update: The Sponsored Battle Begins Searched ChatGPT on Google. Guess what popped up first? A sponsored post from Perplexity claiming it’s better than ChatGPT. Now, I love competition. But if you have to pay to show up first in a search for

Why Indian phone Brands Couldn't Survive the Chinese Invasion? Around 2014, Indian brands like Micromax, Karbonn & Lava dominated the smartphone market. But their success was shortlived once Chinese brands—Vivo, Oppo, Mi or etc-entered India. These

Business Incidents BlackBerry a pioneer in the smartphone industry. Despite initially dominating the market with its secure email and messaging services, BlackBerry failed to innovate and adapt to the rapidly changing smartphone landscape. The compa

Whenever we discuss the market, our focus tends to be on equity trading, often neglecting commodities. Despite all of us traders being involved in commodity trading, it seems to rarely make it into our conversations. This could be due to the lack of

Jharkhand's Startup Ecosystem: A Missed Opportunity? Despite initial promise and policy frameworks, Jharkhand's startup ecosystem seems to be struggling to truly take off. We've seen bureaucratic hurdles, a lack of consistent policy implementatio

Business Idea – Slang (On development) Slang is a youth-focused digital platform designed to bridge the communication gap between young users and brands by using modern language, trending slang, and cultural expressions. It provides a space where Ge

This year's budget, despite some shortcomings, has been good from certain angles. The government seems to be focusing on private capital expenditure (CAPEX), and the message is clear. There has been income tax relief as well, so the message to boost

LAVA , India's only dependable Smartphone brand that is challenging Chinese Companies.. Their market share is 2% in under 30k segment. 🚀📱 Lava aim to doubling their sales this year! 🌟 In FY 2024, they reported a revenue of ₹3,646 crore despit

Looking at today’s MMI it seems pretty clear that even if the market does correct it probably won’t be a major drop we might just see a small dip enough to bring valuations to a reasonable level and then the market could bounce back Yesterday the MMI