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"Micromax Overtakes Samsung in India" In 2000 Micromax started as an IT software company focusing on embedded devices.Micromax entered mobile market in 2008 with innovative and affordable phones. Micromax is known for its innovation in low cost seg

Here is a short detail about the India's only serious smartphone brand 📲 LAVA international 🔻which is a Noida based 2009's startup 🚀 ➡️Lava international is now present over 50 countries internationally. ➡️ They are investing ₹2600 crores in Re

In india, For booking movie tickets, Usually we are bind to either BookMyShow or Paytm, Right! I thought it's just they have worked hard earlier But it's actually all a business game They have tied up the movie companies with Contracts, They just ha

Do you know how micromax destroyed itself from losing its place in Indian smartphone market? With the Jio revolution back then,people were surprised about the free internet services.But there's a catch. It would be possible only if the devices are

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Karbon , lava , Micromax , intex , and I ball all are the Indian smartphone companies and they are facing huge loss and toxicity just because of few things. If I make oprating system , processor , camera , search engine , and app store then I am

Just seen upstrats In that they explained how bubble is formed in startup They list that You rise funding from x then grow the costomers and then list to fund another series with higher valuation then the previous funding firms are happy then this c

Why Doesn't India Have a Global Smartphone Giant? Once, Indian brands like Micromax and Lava made us dream of homegrown smartphone empires. They were the buzz in markets, competing against international players. But as Chinese brands like Xiaomi,

In 2002, Microsoft took one of the craziest gambles in corporate history: Microsoft started CHARGING for something everyone else gave away for free. The industry laughed. But this ONE decision created a $70 BILLION product. Here's how Microsoft sa

Byju’s was India’s most valuable edtech giant — now it’s valued at ZERO. How did it fall from a $22B star to a cautionary tale?" Byju’s rapid rise was fueled by aggressive expansion, celebrity endorsements, and massive investments. But cracks began