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My Collage was organising some event called "the literary society" and this how they advertised it. This is how GenZ advertises! Much different than all companies.

Tariffs are dropping fast, faster than Wall Street expected. Inflation? Never coming. Markets knew: a businessman is behind the deal. Nasdaq +7%, S&P 500 +5%. Eyes back on the companies we covered last. That’s not just smart investing, that’s better

If we look closely at the USA's tariff policies, it is clear that the USA is also safeguarding its own interests here. Undoubtedly, IT companies are the most impacted by this, and this is evident in today's market. Among auto companies, only Tata Mot

While some companies in the auto sector are seen struggling, M&M is playing a different game altogether its tractor market share is at an all-time high now, and it is slightly ahead of its competition in SUV sales, EV sales, car deliveries, and inven

Dear folks, I'm Narsing from Hyderabad I have start-up business idea which is lead the marketing with the booming speed my products are very useful for schools and corporate companies basically will be get the business from the schools more than the

So there is an app called Craveo. Basically it just compares food prices across different platforms like Zomato, Swiggy, and few more. And it's usage is going crazy. The app aldredy having much more users than it can handle. This is what happens wh

Do EVs Really Reduce Carbon? A Surprising Look at Manufacturing vs. Lifetime Emissions. 🚗⚡ Attended an interesting lecture during my DBA studies, and a fascinating point came up that I had to share. We often hear that Electric Vehicles (EVs) have a

E-commerce and quick commerce are booming. They've created billion-dollar companies. . . But there’s an even bigger opportunity in this segment—one that remains largely digitally unorganized. . . Have you ever wondered why, despite so many organic an

The First Indian Brands that Built Nations Branding is not just about products. It’s about identity. In pre-independence India, a few brands became symbols of pride: Tata: Industrial strength with integrity. Amul: The white revolution in a logo.