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"The Hero Who saved a Airline Twice" Bankruptcy to Billions #6 Ajay Singh returns to save SpiceJet Ajay Singh Bought ModiLuft(bankrupt Airline) and renamed as Spicejet with three leased aircraft, and Rs 10 crore of investment.SpiceJet took off on 2

In 1991, India just had just enough money to run expenses for 15 days. We were last in terms of PPP. Then came Manmohan Singh. He got 500cr loan by mortgaging India's gold.. Implemented Liberalisation, Globalisation and Privatisation ie Simplifyin

Today, we mourn the passing of Dr. Manmohan Singh, a towering figure in Indian politics and economics, who left us at the age of 92. As India's 13th Prime Minister, he was the architect of transformative reforms that saved our nation from the brink o

"How Iron Man saved Marvel" Bankruptcy to Billions #8 Marvel's Turnaround From comic books Marvel was a prominent publisher of comic books and related media in 1996, Marvel filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of $1.7 billion. Then it underwent c

Well, this 18-year-old guy went to Shark Tank to raise funds for his EdTech startup. His startup, OLL, had achieved an annual run rate of about ₹3.36 crore and has also made ₹28 lakhs in real PROFITS! Vineeta asked him what he would do if he receiv

“Pump and Dump stock Price Scheme ” Big Fat Corporate Scandal #4 Satyam Computers Scam Satyam Computers was founded by Ramalinga Raju as software development and IT consulting company in 1987.The company was listed on both the Indian stock exchang

This Week In History; July 23, 1903: Ford Motor Company sold its first car, the Ford Model A. July 24, 2024: Mumbai's First Underground Metro Line is planned To Launch. July 25, 1978: Louise Brown, the world's first 'test-tube baby' was born. J

In 2003, Lego were just months from bankruptcy. Their sales were plummeting & they were $800 Million in debt. Until they made ONE decision that would transform Lego into a $13 Billion empire... Here's the full story: 2003: LEGO was burning. $800

We reached out to many P2P platforms from January to July this year regarding their incorrect business models where they were not following P2P lending rules. They kept telling us that they were not doing anything wrong and were operating according t