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Why Failed Stayzilla ? Stayzilla failed due to a shift in its business model, intense competition from companies like OYO and Airbnb, high operational costs, and challenges in scaling to smaller towns. It burned through cash without securing eno

Why Flipkart Struggles to Turn a Profit: Unpacking the E-commerce Giant's Challenges - Intense Competition: Competing with Amazon, Snapdeal, and other local players drives up marketing and operational costs. - High Discounts & Offers: To attract

In 1999, Webvan, an online grocery delivery startup (us zamane ka zepto), was scaling at a breakneck pace. Backed by millions in venture capital, they expanded to multiple cities in the US, built massive warehouses, and hired hundreds of employees, a

Looking for recommendations! Who are the best business coaches specializing in the MSME sector? Ideally looking for someone with a strong track record in growth strategy, scaling, and operational efficiency. Open to both online options and coaches ba

Zepto, a leading player in the quick commerce space, has significantly reduced its cash burn and is approaching a $4 billion annualised gross order value (GOV), according to cofounder and CEO Aadit Palicha. “We’re getting close to $4 billion in annu

Nothing, a leading consumer electronics brand, is expanding its workforce in India to support the local economy and strengthen its 'Make in India' efforts through increased domestic manufacturing and innovation. This move reflects its commitment to

Stayzilla: A Bangalore Startup's Demise Stayzilla, a once-promising Bangalore-based startup in the budget accommodation space, collapsed in 2017 due to a combination of factors: * Unsustainable Growth: Rapid expansion strained resources and proved

Why Do Most Startups Fail? A. No Market Need... B. Running Out of Cash... C. Weak Business Model.... D. Bad Team.... E. Tough Competition.... F. Pricing Issues... G. Poor Marketing... H. Ignoring Customers.. I. Scaling Too Fast... J. Legal & Regulat

BluSmart Secures $30 Million Lifeline from Existing Investors BluSmart, India's leading electric mobility startup, is set to receive a $30 million funding boost from its existing investors, including bp Ventures and responsAbility Investments. This