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The impact of USA's tariffs on India is not as significant as it may seem, yet Indian stocks are experiencing a decline. Despite this, India's growth remains promising, and assuming that the economy has slowdown due to a minor dip is unwise. These so

"Ratan Tata's 2.3 Billion Dollar Revenge" Bankruptcy to Billions #4 Tata Motors Turnaround Story In 1998, Tata Motors had launched Tata Indica.A dream project of Ratan Tata. Due to low sales, Tata Motors decided to sell off its car business to Ford

Oh, we didn't even think of this the dollar can fall further because the companies that have made some investments in the USA will definitely see a decline in their portfolios if the dollar drops. To prevent this, companies might sell US bonds or st

Say what you will, but the best example of a business that can solve every problem with its brand value is Tata Motors. The fundamentals of this company are not particularly strong. While other car manufacturing companies have been profitable for man

For all those worried about AI taking there jobs, I have a stupid paradoxical theory 😅 — There’s a significant amount of companies that sell to common people, so if companies lay off humans to reduce costs and maximize profits using AI and the major

Every business that starts will eventually come to an end We have seen this with Yahoo, Nokia, Byjus, Tata Docomo, Aircel, JetAir, Hike, Kodak, Forever21, Micromax Even Google, Microsoft, Snap, Meta, SpaceX can have similar fates one day Few compa

I am building a consultant services for investors and traders in India.Here on our platform we will connect then with video call and we will have a panel of experts.Here, user can decide their stocks or mutual funds and can compare them and know abou

Ever Wonder Why Stock Prices Go Crazy? Here's My Take 📈 Hey everyone! I was thinking about stocks today and wanted to share something that changed how I invest. Look, every stock has two prices: The market price - what you see on your app. This j

If we look closely at the USA's tariff policies, it is clear that the USA is also safeguarding its own interests here. Undoubtedly, IT companies are the most impacted by this, and this is evident in today's market. Among auto companies, only Tata Mot

Midcap and Largecap IT Stocks Expected to Deliver 20% Growth in the Next Year: Insights from Chakri Lokapriya The Indian IT sector continues to showcase resilience and growth potential, with midcap and largecap IT stocks emerging as promising invest