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Shanghai (China) has surpassed Mumbai (India) as Asia's billionaire capital Shanghai now has 92 billionaires, Mumbai has 90 billionaires.

Mumbai has finally become Asia's billionaire hub overtaking Beijing. That's cool But... Still I remember... 1 % population holding 40% of India's wealth ...

Which city is best for startups? And why is it Bengaluru?

🚨 Top seven cities in India have sold more than 3 lakh homes worth 5.1 lakh crore. (JLL) 1. Bengaluru: 51,512 (62,128 crore) 2. Mumbai: 50,209 (94,883 crore) 3. Pune: 39,723 (39,393 crore) 4. Delhi NCR: 39,322 (1,21,927 crore) 5. Hyderabad: 26,331

Mumbai Surpasses Bengaluru in Funding: In a significant shift, Mumbai emerged as India's most-funded startup hub in 2024, raising $3.67 billion across 175 deals, slightly surpassing Bengaluru's $3.43 billion from 285 deals. This change was largely at

If you earn 25LPA or more in Bengaluru, you are not special. Many around you earn the same or more. If you earn 25LPA or more in Delhi NCR, you are definitely richer than many. If you earn 25LPA or more in Mumbai, you are still poor. Work harder, y

It's been days, and I wonder why no startup founder, VC or journalist has corrected Maharashtra's CM Devendra Fadvanis. At the recent Mumbai Tech Week summit, he claimed and rejoiced that Mumbai had trumped Bengaluru as the startup capital of India.

Do you guys think that fintech startups has large scope in future? As still there is a large gap of funds distribution in our country. Do Gen z's are interested in investing or seeking funds when in use? which of the following do you choose?