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my idea is to start making really good perfumes and export perfumes to countries like usa and europe ,will this idea really work?

Is that really possible and globally countries will accept it or not ? 😨 0% Income tax and huge setback for businesses

Infomative... Hurun India Rich List 2024 ... India has recently been witnessing an extraordinary surge in wealth creation, with a new billionaire emerging every five days. As per the Hurun report , India's billionaire population has noted an impres

Wealth management as a sector is really a hot sector to build in right now. More than 1 lakh 70 thousand people earned upwards of 1cr in FY2023, this number is estimated to reach 3.5L by FY2027 These 3.5L people want to create generational wealth,

In 1961, India's income per person was $86, South Korea's was $94 and China's was $76. India was right in the middle of a very poor pack of countries. India's income per person today is around $2300, China's is around $12,500 and korea's is around $3

Wealth management startups in India seem to be gaining significant traction. In the past few weeks - - Dezerv raised $32 M from Premji Invest, now valued at $210 M - StableMoney closed a $14.7 M Series A - Infynite Club secured $2.6 M from Elevatio

Indians often prefer imported products from countries like China, the USA, and Japan over domestic ones. This might be due to issues with affordability or product quality, leading to a lack of successful Indian mobile companies. Ironically, some indi

BMW is the best luxury car across the globe, in fact in they made close to $150 Billion in revenue in FY22 Interestingly their India business contributes only 0.5% of their overall revenue, but why are they failing in India? See, what works in the

do you know in e commerce industry there was lots of competition and still there lots of big players were into int Amazon Flipkart acquired by Walmart Myntra and many more there was no space for any other player into the market then zepto cam

How do companies like Facebook, Swiggy, Zomato and Amazon make money in India, when most Indians don't even make money? See India, has a lower per capita income than Bangladesh and it makes it hard for tech companies to monetise but When you can’t