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Why super apps like tata doesn't work in india. 1. Super app literally would not work anywhere in the world actually. In china it worked because they have very much regulations and they made aggregation fo different companies. But not like their su

E-commerce marketplaces struggling to achieve profitability... Major players are evolving into "super apps" by diversifying the services like what Amazon does. Is it the only way out?

Apple has shipped $6 billion worth of iPhones from India, as it shifts production away from China Three suppliers—Foxconn, Pegatron, and Tata Electronics—assemble iPhones in India Exports from India grew by a third in the past six months

Can we install 5G towers above our own building/land/property provided for & by Telecommunication corporates like Jio, Airtel, Vi? Will it be rental? How much can a landlord earn by leasing them setting those towers over our rooftops? By creating

Meet the man who donated 65% of his 8.29 Lakh CR to charity. 1962: Ratan Tata joined the Tata Group in after receiving his B.Arch. Degree from Cornell and briefly working with Jones and Emmons in Los Angeles. 👨‍🎓 1971: Tata was appointed the Dire

“China Manufacturing strategy breakdown” Do you know China is Earning whole India gdp with the help of manufacturing. Basically China is entrepreneur economy and around 29% global manufacturing belongs to china worth ( 4 Trillion dollars ). Chin

China will kill the US dollar. First, they banned crypto. Then, they secretly invested $1.5 billion & became the 2nd largest Bitcoin mining hub. Here's their masterplan to take over by 2030: President Xi Jinping's 2019 announcement revealed China

This is more than a takeover for Tata Group Bankruptcy to Billions #7 Tata's Air India Story Air India was founded by J.R.D. Tata in 1932 as Tata Airlines.In 1948 Indian govt acquired 49 percent stake and renamed it as Air India.Air India expanded

AI Race, the new olympics for Start-ups! ➡️ Alibaba slashed prices on its AI chatbot Tongyi Qianwen by up to 97% in China, igniting a price war with Baidu and ByteDance. ➡️ India’s government initially demanded AI services get approval before laun

In 2016, Reliance Jio entered the Indian telecom market and flipped the script by offering something no one expected—free data and calls for six months. It wasn’t just a marketing stunt; it was a masterclass in disruption. Jio’s strategy was simple: