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52% of local stores see sales drop as quick commerce takes over essentials, reveals PwC India report The report highlights that 77% of Indian shoppers prefer omnichannel retail, seamlessly blending online research with in-store purchases

In India, billions of dollars are managed on excel and pen/paper. Brokers, small distributors, and family offices lack comprehensive software to manage data and client portfolios. A company looking to solve this: Centricity picked up $20 M in a see

Kia Carens Clavis EV Unveiled Ahead of July 15 Launch — India’s First 7-Seater Electric MPV Kia India has officially revealed the Carens Clavis EV, set to launch on July 15, 2025. Expected to be priced between ₹16–20 lakh, it will be India’s first m

What India Can Learn from the Dropout Comeback in the U.S. A recent U.S. report revealed Over 1 million former college dropouts returned to complete their education last year. It shows what's possible when systems support second chances. Now, let

🔥Indian GenAI startups raise $500M+ in 2025—deal flow and enterprise adoption surge. 🤔 Why It Matters (Impact) More capital means faster product maturity, stronger revenues, and better exits for India-focused AI plays. 🚀 Action/Example Allocate

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WeWork's Rise and Fall 2010: Adam Neumann co-founds WeWork Concept: Trendy coworking spaces 2014-2018: Rapid expansion • Raises billions in funding • Valuation hits $47 billion • Opens locations globally 2019: IPO attempt reveals issues • Massive

Idea for you implement now ★ According to a report by Research and Markets, the Indian laundry service industry was valued at USD 35.83 Billion and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 4.96% through the period of 2020-2026. Anot

In 2018, he threw a $2 million party to show off his startup’s success. Private jets. Celebrities. Live music. But just a year later, his over-the-top lifestyle cost his company $47 billion. Here’s how one CEO’s bad decisions destroyed a billion-d