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The founder and CEO of Bombay Shaving Company, Shantanu Deshpande, boldly stated that 2,000 Indian families own 18% of the nation’s wealth while paying only 1.8% of taxes.

Companies like Bombay Shaving Company, Bella Vita Perfumes are doing good? Are they making profits? Does anyone have idea?

A recent report by market research agency, Mintel, endorses this trend. The report says that the average Indian man spends 42 minutes a day on grooming himself. An average man, according to this report, spends 16 minutes on grooming his body, 14 minu

Enhancing Restaurant Profitability with Xces We are pleased to share that our recent discussions with restaurant partners have received highly positive feedback. Our innovative pricing model not only ensures fair earnings but also enables restaurant

My Boy Ishan Sharma Is crazy ‼️ In his recent podcast, he said he earns 35 Lakh / MONTH , not even year. And bro asks whether he should do a business or not, to earn more. Bro is just Crazy. IMO , if someone is already making this much money then

Vinay Hiremath, co-founder of the video messaging platform Loom, says he is currently without an income and is seeking internships-despite personally earning an estimated $50-70 million from the startup's $975 million sale to Atlassian in 2023. In a

Who says you need millions in ad budgets to go global? In a recent episode of the Prime Venture Partners Podcast, Raffic Aslam, ex-Creative Director at Zoho, shared how they scaled globally—through authenticity, not ad spend. The logo? Born from a

Costco built a $250 billion empire by breaking all the rules: - 14% max markup. - $4 billion in membership fees. - Just 4,000 products. Here’s how Costco redefined retail—and the pricing strategy that turned customers into die-hard fans: Costco’s

📉 The Rise and Fall of ZEPTO ! 🚀 Zepto was the first to scale 10 minute delivery to the space and it was poster child of Indian startup speed. From college dorm to $1.4B valuation in under 2 years. 10-minute deliveries. Blitzscaling. Heavy VC ba

Once upon a time, there was a humble YouTube channel that dared to dream. PhysicsWallah, the brainchild of Alakh Pandey, started as a beacon of hope in the cluttered world of Indian edtech. It promised affordable, quality education without the frills