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In 2010, Big Bazaar was ruling Indian retail, unstoppable at 250 stores. Then came DMart—with just 10 stores—and changed everything. Here’s how they did it: Big Bazaar brought the supermarket culture to India and became a household name. However

From ₹30 crore in a day to bankruptcy – the rise and fall of Big Bazaar 2001 – the year India witnessed a retail revolution. Big Bazaar’s first store opened and made ₹30 crore on the first day itself. The tagline? “Sabse Sasta, Sabse Best.” The r

Here’s how Mukesh Ambani killed Big Bazaar and acquired almost for free. In 2020, Big Bazaar was on the verge of bankruptcy. Kishore Biyani, its founder, was looking for a lifeline, and Mukesh Ambani came forward with a bold ₹24,000 Cr buyout offe

Flipkart Minutes plans to scale up its dark stores from 300 to 800 by 2025 to dominate the quick commerce race! → Competing with Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart and Big-Basket QC → AI-powered catalog & focus on Tier-1 speed → Over 1 million orders already

Everyone thought Steve Jobs was insane in 2001... When he opened brick-and-mortar stores. Other tech companies had JUST closed 100s of branches. Dell was making BILLIONS selling PCs online. But Jobs saw something no one else did... The story behi

👗Fashion dominates the e-commerce market with a projected 18-20% growth rate in Q4. Key segments like fashion, 📱 smartphones, and electronics drive robust future expansion across online retail.

Blinkit stores are breaking even at lightning speed! ⚡ With a reported breakeven time of just 2 to 3 months, the quick-commerce industry is evolving faster than ever. Is this the future of retail? #Blinkit #QuickCommerce #StartupSuccess

swiggy losses continuously grow.losses cross 929 crore due to expansion of Instamart dark stores and also Swiggy Instamart market share down 3.4 %

We have two stores of readymade garments in Kolkata. Our goal will be 1no shop in whole West Bengal. So we are looking for investors to expand this chain of retail stores.

Top 15 Failed or Declined Indian Companies 👇 1. Kingfisher Airlines (2012) Cause: Heavy debt, poor financial planning, failed merger with Air Deccan. 2. Satyam Computers (2009) Cause: Major corporate fraud involving falsified accounts worth ₹7