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Nike vs. Reebok vs. Indian Brands: Celebrity Endorsement Showdown. 1. Brand Philosophy : -Nike: "Just Do It" → Aligns with global icons (e.g., Michael Jordan, Serena Williams). -Reebok: "Be More Human" → Focuses on fitness influencers (e.g., CrossFi

Day 70: Bengaluru's Startup Ecosystem: A Global Stage Bengaluru's startup ecosystem has evolved into a global powerhouse. Here's how to leverage this international exposure: * Tap into Global Talent: Recruit top talent from around the world to fuel

Day 66: Bengaluru's Startup Ecosystem: A Global Stage Bengaluru's startup ecosystem has evolved into a global powerhouse. Here's how to leverage this international exposure: * Tap into Global Talent: Recruit top talent from around the world to fuel

From Jugaad to Unicorns: India’s Journey to Global Impact For decades, jugaad—India’s unique problem-solving mindset—has been the backbone of grassroots innovation. It's about making things work, often with limited resources, through sheer ing

Currently there are lots of established snacking brands ruling snacks market both in domestic and global level....Still do you think that there is market for new snacking brand in India as well in International market .

The AI chip war is coming, with players like NVIDIA, Samsung Semiconductor, Rebellion, OpenAI, Huawei, and Qualcomm. Who do you think will dominate? Many Investment Banking Institutions are investing Billions of Dollars in AI Chips Companies like Ti

Introducing: Boost for X A fresh startup on a mission to connect local businesses, brands & creators through digital marketing, events & influencer collabs. Real impact. Real growth. Follow along — we’re just getting started!

Tesla’s Entry into India – Game-Changer or Overhyped? For Tesla’s Entry: Boosts EV Adoption – Tesla’s presence will accelerate India’s shift to electric vehicles. Tech & Innovation – Brings cutting-edge technology, pushing local automakers to impr

Just watched Medial's Shark Tank episode. This shows that they don't want any innovation or any company actually trying to compete with global companies. They just want D2C brands that are good at marketing. Niket Raj Dwivedi prove them wrong!!!!

The Indian tyre market is divided into international and homegrown brands . Some trust international brands like Bridgestone, Michelin, and Yokohama, while others prefer homegrown names like MRF, Apollo, and Ceat. But which one actually makes more se