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The problem with today's startup culture is that people think they have a master plan and all they need is find an investor. I had several actually good ideas but once I thought of myself as an investor, I realised even I wouldn't invest in my own id

false marketing in finance 😞 Some fintech companies are really pushing the limits of misleading marketing these days. No names needed but you have probably seen the ones selling fixed deposits and credit cards with ads that feel too good to be tru

I have an startup idea I will define it : I saw I relatives doing small scale business of goat meat whereas they were selling goat meet. but from where they bring meat. they will get meet soo less and whearas when they want more meat they don't get.

consumers spending is decreasing overtime and there are no clues around it for the past one year but nobody knows why. today an incident gives a hint regarding that. Mokobora a luggage bag and backpack startup. There have been white labelling chine

🚀 Medial Crossed 30 crores Valuation ? 🔥 let's breakdown how Medial crossed 30 Crores valuation In 1 months ? So guy's as of now Medial is just a business news and discussion plateform with additional features like networking , jobs and operate

Startup showcase initiative is amazing But i have a problem with the upvote system 1. The winners shouldn't be decided on upvotes only Cause it is business ideas and need to be analysed and have a proper process to decide winners 2. The most upvot

In 1999, PepsiCo had no clue that Kurkure would beat ITC and 3000 companies and become a 10,000 CR brand two decades later. Here is how they did it in five steps.👇 1. Unlike Western chips, Kurkure's masala-coated corn puffs created a distinct snack

Why Taking Calculated Risks is Essential for Startup Success Risk is the shadow every startup founder faces. It’s daunting, yet it fuels the thrill—and the potential rewards—of entrepreneurship. The trick isn’t avoiding risk; it’s mastering calculat

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