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Reliance is diversifying too much and too fast. I know but ,its annoying. Now they are trying to compete with zerodha. I hope they fall and someone self-made take their place

Nike is going to crash? Nike is currently facing financial challenges due to significant losses attributed to the high costs of opening and maintaining its Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) stores. This strategic shift has led to operational difficulties, as

India’s Most Profitable Startups: Zoho and Zerodha Lead the Way India's startup ecosystem is witnessing a shift towards profitability, with companies like Zoho and Zerodha setting new benchmarks. # Zoho: Leading the Charge Chennai-based Zoho stand

Over the years, Google's parent company, Alphabet, has expanded its portfolio through key acquisitions, boosting its annual revenue to $328 billion in 2023. From YouTube and Android to Fitbit and Mandiant, these strategic moves have shaped the tech g

India leads as the largest user base for major tech platforms like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and YouTube, solidifying its position as the world's biggest consumer internet market. 🤯

Hey everyone. ALERT!!! IDEA VALIDATION for my startup AQUABITES Aquabites revolutionizes hydration with its innovative edible water in bite-sized form, aiming to combat single-use plastic waste. Encapsulating water in a gel-like membrane, it offers

📌 Some Templates and lessons that i found important for me ( Save it ) 📌 📌 The Mind of the Strategist" 📚 - is a book written by Kenichi Ohmae, a renowned business strategist and former McKinsey consultant. The book's emphasis on strategic

1. Piyush Goyal's Vision for Indian Startups: Union Minister Piyush Goyal highlighted the goal of achieving one startup per 1,000 people in India, inspired by Israel's innovative ecosystem. He emphasized fostering entrepreneurship among youth to make

Business Savvy: Key Lessons from Kylie Jenner's Empire 1. Leverage Social Media: Kylie harnessed her massive social media following to market Kylie Cosmetics, creating direct and engaging consumer connections. 2. Authenticity Sells: She built a

The Oreo-Hydrox case study The Oreo-Hydrox case is a classic example of brand competition. Oreo, introduced in 1912, gained immense popularity, overshadowing Hydrox, which debuted in 1908. Despite Hydrox's originality, Oreo's marketing and distributi