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Why Indian phone Brands Couldn't Survive the Chinese Invasion? Around 2014, Indian brands like Micromax, Karbonn & Lava dominated the smartphone market. But their success was shortlived once Chinese brands—Vivo, Oppo, Mi or etc-entered India. These

Ecommerce app for imported items like Temu Temu is marketplace for cross border items which lets foreign brands and retailers to sell in US. Think of it like an Aliexpress having warehouse in India and selling in India. Currently no marketplace fo

Hey everyone 👋 I've been selling free sample products online from last few months from social media and direct from webites. Those products were from local market or 2 to 3 small brands. 🏬 But can somebody please help me how can i contact big br

FII Selling and Buzz is all about investing in China and China Govt announce stimulus plans to revive it's economy Trump is increasing tariff on China products about 60% It's definitely Risky move to invest in China for FII gamble or opportunities

You Might Not know this China is Exposing US Luxury Brands Using TikTok 1. Why China is Doing This China is leveraging TikTok to challenge US luxury brands for several reasons: Geopolitical Move: Part of the ongoing US-China trade and tech tension

Fun fact back in 2019- Even I applied for startinup 10lacs grant Via NIET As incubation - guess what ? We were selected - but in 2025 , when the team got separated , idea shelfed and our startup died . That's how govt is working towards startup

Hi to all, There are many items is prodicing in China. and China can produce high quality @low price. and many Indian brands also strat with Chinese products. I know the Chinese language, I have network in China, I will do sourcing, quality check a

Indian media did not report this at all - But, in FY25, for the first time ever, China displaced India to be the biggest seller of cars in Nepal. And it gets worse. Because China effectively accounted for 52.5% of the new car sales in FY25. That's