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BoAt started with charging cables for smartphone as their 1st product, now they are in electronic wearables Microsoft started with selling Altair 8800 computer, now they are huge software company Zomato started with providing hotels menu list and

Nokia's first product was Toilet Paper LG's first product was Facial Cream Wipro first product was Vegetable Oil IKEA's first product was a Pen Samsung started its business by a Grocery Store So it's not that your first product is your last produc

Tronking India Pvt Ltd company founder of Mr. Bhavuk Gupta Turned an IPF (initial Public Funding) into a 400cr start-up. Tronking India Pvt Ltd company started in August 2021 when they started they have only one product now it has 18+ products. N

I'm really confused that how an company becomes big from small startup for example Zomato... how once deependr started the thing from idea and today masses knows and uses his product.. how he got from idea to IPO? this really fascinats me.. that how

Go through each startup. No wonder why China is far ahead of us

Would love to know the Medial's story. How guys Started it? Challenges faced, How Each of the co founders met each other? Maybe you guys can make a YouTube video of it😄. Always wondered how guys came up with this idea. it will be a inspiration

I have a doubt let's take a company got recently funded in exchange of let's take 10% and it's going well and doing business also, after 5years company started declining almost came to shutdown the company. Now my question is : 1)Does company fou

So I found 2 interns for a company, Both were in college. One was from Delhi University, second one was from neersa monji. Both were hired in a good position in the company , and then later both the interns started dating each other after 15 days o

so it's been sometime i used this app, any of us started buisness after joining medial? or got buisness partner or investment from ppl u met on medial?

Limeroad The founders of this e-commerce startup for ethnic wear started out by literally going door-to-door to manufacturers and weavers to onboard vendors to their platform. With no product inventory, they survived on zero capital by taking a cut