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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

⭐ Blue Ocean Strategy: Find Your Own Peaceful Pond! Imagine the business world. Most companies are in a 'Red Ocean': it's like a crowded pond, full of fish (competitors) fighting over the same food (customers). Everyone's battling, making the water

meesho plan to raise 1 billion at the valuation of 10 billion via ipo(initial public offering). meesho plan to list in stock exchange. Meesho is one of the fastest growing e commerce company in company.

So Should we know the user based of Medial in Hyd? Number of registrations and active users.. just curious if the Shark tank episode created any buzz.

Power of determination As for determination, one should follow the example of the sparrow who lost her eggs in the waves of the ocean. A sparrow laid her eggs on the shore of the ocean, but the big ocean carried away the eggs on its waves. The sparr

The crab in the box knows neither the pond, the river, or the sea. But he will never do anything to climb out and discover new possibilities. If you tell him to climb, he has the best excuse "The others are pulling me down." High time we dismantle th

EV startup River, battery firm IBC to invest in rural Bengaluru district Bengaluru's River and International Battery Company's investments in Bengaluru rural district to create jobs and revolutionize electric mobility, supported by global investors.

India's M-sand (manufactured sand) market is growing, with the industry valued at around $908.6 million by 2032, and is an alternative to river sand, particularly in states like Karnataka, where there's a shortage of river sand and granite is readily

80% of the ocean is still unexplored. The ocean remains one of the most mysterious and bewildering things to us humans. No matter how much we uncover about it, there’s still so much to learn and reveal, since we have only explored a fifth of it. With

The Indian Ocean is the only ocean named after a country—India. Despite touching three continents—Asia, Africa, and Australia, it was named after India due to its geographical position, historical influence, and maritime dominance. For thousands of