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Stayzilla: A Bangalore Startup's Demise Stayzilla, a once-promising Bangalore-based startup in the budget accommodation space, collapsed in 2017 due to a combination of factors: * Unsustainable Growth: Rapid expansion strained resources and proved

A cloud kitchen founder has shared a brutally honest account of their business journey, from selling 12 salads a day in a small basement to managing 78 cloud kitchens and serving 14,000 daily orders. The rise was meteoric, but the realities of rapi

A cloud kitchen founder has shared a brutally honest account of their business journey, from selling 12 salads a day in a small basement to managing 78 cloud kitchens and serving 14,000 daily orders. The rise was meteoric, but the realities of rapid

Bubble Tea Takes the Crown! 🏆🥤 Mixue, China's $1 bubble tea giant has officially surpassed McDonald's and Starbucks to become the world's largest fast food & drink chain by store count! With 45,000+ locations its rapid rise is reshaping the global

Zuckerberg Fears Bluesky's Rise According to recent reports, Bluesky's rapid growth has caught the attention of Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, prompting swift updates to Threads in an effort to compete with the emerging social media platform that has see

Oyo, led by Ritesh Agarwal, is now the most profitable Indian startup in FY25, after years of heavy losses. The company is expanding globally and focusing on sustainable growth. Its postponed 2022 IPO may get a fresh push as profits rise.

Byju’s was India’s most valuable edtech giant — now it’s valued at ZERO. How did it fall from a $22B star to a cautionary tale?" Byju’s rapid rise was fueled by aggressive expansion, celebrity endorsements, and massive investments. But cracks began

Zomato’s platform fee hike to ₹10 reflects rising operational costs and the need for sustainable revenue models in a competitive market. While ₹10 may seem small, it could affect frequent users. Zomato must justify this increase by improving delivery

What are Anti-Startups? Anti-startups are businesses that deliberately skip the usual venture capital-fueled, hyper-growth model. They focus on building sustainable, profitable companies that value long-term stability and control over rapid expansio

Most people obsess over rapid growth, chasing quick wins and short-term spikes. But the smartest entrepreneurs focus on endurance—building businesses that last, brands that compound, and systems that scale sustainably. In the long run, longevity