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How dumb do you have to be to make a video like that You just read one news article barely understood anything and ran straight to the camera to vomit whatever came to your head no verification no fact check nothing public NCDs have been coming wit

“He was the loudest guy in every room. Now he quietly runs a ₹200 Cr business.” A childhood friend of mine loved the spotlight. Loud, expressive, always chasing attention. Back in school, he once said — “If people aren’t watching, what’s the point?”

Rolex, we all have heard of this premium watch brand based in Geneva, Switzerland. But do you know that despite earning $11.4 billions in revenue and a profit of $1.1 billion it pays absolutely no taxes and is not actually a private company. Well Ro

The Real Reason Dunzo Struggled While Blinkit Scaled On paper, both Dunzo and Blinkit offered fast delivery. But one scaled into a national quick-commerce brand. The other ran out of steam. Why? It wasn’t about tech. It was about focus. Dunzo’s Pr

Can Saif Ali Khan take on a ₹17,800+ Cr ethnic wear giant, Manyavar? If you've ever shopped for a Diwali party outfit online, you’ve likely come across Manyavar and House of Pataudi. Now here’s the real question: Can a Bollywood royal challenge th

How Alibaba Beat eBay in China So In 2003, eBay was leading China’s e-commerce market with over 77% market share! But then, because of one company, eBay exited China’s market and never came back again. And that company is Taobao (Alibaba’s B2C sit

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

Shocking insight from YC partners The most successful AI startups in 2024 aren't coming from "clever ideas" or hackathons They're coming from a completely different approach that most founders ignore Here's the blueprint they shared Forget hacka

Here’s why Flipkart actually needs Amazon to survive and vice versa Duopolies are not just a coincidence; they’re a kind of market law. Think about it: Coke and Pepsi. Swiggy and Zomato. Amazon and Flipkart. Why are there always two players domin