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A superApp to find local businesses and avail their services. Not products but services. (Salon,gym,Activities etc.,) how does this sound? Seems like generic one but I think this is a white space

🔵 Apple Defies Low Expectations With Services Strength Despite a 10.5% decline in iPhone sales to $46 billion, Apple’s Q2 2024 results exceeded pessimistic forecasts. Total revenue dipped 4% to $90.8 billion, but the services segment shined, growin

Apple Expands Presence in India: Apple opened 4 new stores in India because they hit an all-time high revenue in the Indian market. In other words, they don’t have any additional sources to generate revenue in India right now. They already have one

Just Asking Will Stepping into Drop-Servicing Business Model Good for an Ed-Tech Company to Diversify its Revenue Streams? If the Company is Working B2B IN ITS INTIAL STAGE OF DROP-SERVICING!

📈 Apple has released its third quarter financial report. Revenue for Q3 2024 was $85.8 billion (+5% vs. Q3 2023). Net income was $21.45 billion. Category: • iPhone: $39.30 billion (-0.94%) • Mac: $7 billion (+2.4%) • iPad: $7.16 billion (+23.6%)

💰Learn Start-up Maths —( Concept - 1 )📊 💱 All details about “ REVENUE ” • Whenever someone ask you what is revenue just tell him proudly “ Revenue is the total amount of money a business earns by selling its products to consumers ” • Btw in yo

In last one year, India has added 5Lakh+ businesses into the 1 cr to 10 cr revenue club.

Most businesses do not generate revenue by directly selling the main product. They find alternate ways. Theatres make money in India by selling popcorns. They feed us popcorn along with entertainment to pay the production house. So ultimately it i

I feel like I'm the only one who doesn’t like Coldplay or Macs. Everyone seems to love their music and Apple products, but I just don’t get it. They’re good, but they don’t really interest me. Am I missing something, or is it okay not to like t

In 2011, Apple was just a hardware company. Today, they make $80 billion from something completely different... And it's 2x more profitable than selling phones. It's growing 100% every 5 years. The untold story of Tim Cook's greatest masterpiece: