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Hey You all remember "Kodak" which used to be the biggest brand of camera world wide? Kodak completely disappeared from the market due to it's one small but major mistake, the same mustake which lead to the creation of other brands like Lamborghini,

In 1975, a Kodak engineer built the world’s first digital camera. It could have changed photography forever. But Kodak dismissed it, saying: “That’s nice—don’t tell anyone.” What happened next became one of the biggest business mistakes in history

Kodak: Missed the Picture! “We developed the world’s first consumer digital camera but we could not get approval to launch or sell it because of fear of the effects on the film market.” - Don Strickland Former vice-president of Kodak Kodak, a techno

If this is India's IT sector condition, then I am worried that most of the working employees will remain at the same salary for years. India's growth will stop.

“What are the biggest challenges currently faced by India’s medical sector, and how can innovative solutions address issues such as accessibility, affordability, and quality of healthcare?”

Health sector is one that is evergreen and people are more focused towards their health nowadays. Thus , I want to create a business where certain professionals would take yoga sessions as well as do workout sessions for weight gain/loss and they wou

In my opinion finding a unorganised sector and creating a solution for it and making it an organised sector is the biggest idea that has worked for everyone till now. So if you are someone trying to be a entrepreneur then try understanding the sect

Take a fascinating look at the adoption speed of some of the biggest platforms as they reached a Million-User milestone.

Does anyone know what happened to the app/company BeReal, they were targeting themselves as the alternative for Instagram and was very hyped by the people that it would replace Instagram

Tata Motors is the biggest truck company in India, recognized as the largest manufacturer of commercial vehicles in the country, with a market share of over 50%.