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Why India didn't have hardware companies like Sony, Samsung LG or Electrolux

In recent years, LG Fridges have emerged as a dominant force in the Indian market with a whopping 30.4% market share. It's competitors are just at 👉Samsung: 28.7% 👉Godrej: 12.2% 👉Whirlpool: 9.4% 👉Haier: 4.2% 👉Others: 14.3% But how LG is domi

Koi batayega hota kya hi is app me kaise kya krna hi jaise add dekha tha vaise kuch to ni lg rha hi ki koi kisi ke idea me funding ya investment krta hoga

😻 LG has launched a new air purifier with a built-in bed for your cat. Equipped with humidity and temperature sensors, it ensures clean air for both you and your pet. 👉 Key Feature: The bed tracks your cat’s weight and will alert you if there’s a

Reliance Industries, has launched WYZR, a new consumer electronics and home appliances brand. WYZR aims to provide affordable, high-quality products such as air conditioners, refrigerators, and washing machines. This can disrupt the electronic marke

In 2025, several companies are expected to launch significant IPOs, potentially breaking records in the Indian market. Key players include: -- Reliance Jio: Valued over $100 billion, anticipated to be India's largest IPO. -- Flipkart: Expected to

Did you know Apple relies on Samsung for its stunning iPhone displays? 🌟 Despite being fierce competitors, Samsung's cutting-edge OLED technology powers the vibrant screens we love on iPhones. Why? Samsung leads the market with unmatched quality a

Blinkit & Zepto: The Quick Commerce Revolution🚀 Blinkit subsidiary of Zomato and Zepto by 2 College dropouts Aadit Palicha & Kaivalya V. have transformed grocery shopping in big cities, offering deliveries in just 10-20 minutes. But what about sma

Day 5 of posting business content from which you can learn something new. 2005 was a different world: • iphone doesn't exist • Apps were not a thing But Google saw something nobody else did. They found a tiny startup called Android Inc The company

This company dominates the consumer electronics market Tokki, a Japanese company founded in 1967 and later acquired by Cannon, specialises in systems that create premium OLED displays (used in almost anything which requires a display) By a process