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Stack Overflow used to be the place where programmers went for answers. But looking at this chart, it’s clear those days are behind now. Feels like the end of an era

From a $750M valuation to unpaid salaries and bankruptcy—what went wrong with #Dunzo? Dunzo’s story is a cautionary tale for startups chasing growth at all costs. Once a pioneer in hyperlocal delivery, it lost its way due to aggressive expansion,

Hey guys what do you think about quick commerce and how is it going to affect D to C brands, especially in those categories where value is more important than ultrafast delivery. And catogories like fashion which has so much depth and the warehouse s

Reliance Retail is re-entering quick commerce, backing Dunzo and Grab through JioMart. With Flipkart and Amazon also eyeing this space, competition in India's instant delivery market is intensifying. Success in quick commerce isn't just about speed

Curious to know → Quick Commerce is posting strong order growth right(in the non-grocery/food category). Where is this growth coming from❔ It’s unlikely this growth is driven by new e-commerce users. More likely, it’s people shifting their purchase

Medial is good. But it lacks transparency when it comes to what features are paid, what are not. Example - I wrote a whole form on my idea test but only when I clicked 'Publish' (which is just a weird tick mark), only then I was prompted with 'Someth

Do You Really Know What You’re Eating? When you order food online, do you ever wonder: When was this dish actually prepared? What ingredients went into it? Is it really fresh or just reheated? Who is responsible for the quality of the meal? Mo

From Giant to Tragedy: Toshiba's Fall Toshiba's downfall happened because of a series of major missteps & internal problems. It all started in 2015 when the company was caught overstating its profit by $1.59 billion over several years. This wasn't j

This startup put condoms in pizza boxes. Sales? Shot through the roof 🔥 In 2021, a small D2C sexual wellness brand called Bold Care had a crazy idea. They weren’t getting much traction. Too much competition. Too much sharam around the product. S

PepperTap! We all discuss Successful startups but we can learn Many things from failed startups as well. Here's one PepperTap ( founded by IIM graduates🫡) once was 3rd largest grocery delivery startup. Back in 2014 they raised alot in two series