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Reliance Jio has started using in-house 5G equipment to cut costs and reduce reliance on global vendors like Nokia and Ericsson. The move underscores Jio’s push for technological self-reliance, allowing greater control over its network rollout whil

☕ Why Did India’s Largest Coffee Chain Struggle? Cafe Coffee Day (CCD), once India’s largest coffee chain, faced major setbacks: 1️⃣ Aggressive expansion funded by unsustainable debt. 2️⃣ Rising competition from global giants like Starbucks. 3️⃣

Breaking News: Google Unlocks India’s AI Future with Massive $15 Billion Investment and Largest Global Hub.

Nothing, a leading consumer electronics brand, is expanding its workforce in India to support the local economy and strengthen its 'Make in India' efforts through increased domestic manufacturing and innovation. This move reflects its commitment to

How Reliance Earns Money 💰 ● Reliance Industries generated ₹2,57,529 crore in Q1 FY24. ● Oil to Chemical business was the largest contributor with 52% of revenue. ● Retail contributed 27%, including Reliance SMART, AJIO, Hamleys, and JioMart

After raising $2.3 Mn since its inception in 2020, women-only community startup leap.club is halting its operations due to high customer acquisition costs and retention challenges. The startup announced the decision operations on Instagram and Link

India’s Most Profitable Companies – Earnings Per Day SBI tops the list with ₹226 Cr daily profit, followed by Reliance and HDFC Bank. Which company’s earnings surprised you the most?

Ambani vs Mittal: Reliance Joins the Race for Haier India Stake as Chinese Giant Seeks Local Partner With Haier looking to localize operations, Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries and Sunil Mittal’s Bharti Group emerge as top contenders, setting the

Mukesh Ambani is an Indian business magnate, chairman, and managing director of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL). Key Highlights: * Transformation of Reliance: Under his leadership, Reliance Industries has diversified significantly, expanding from

India’s low sovereign credit ratings—assigned by Moody’s, S&P and Fitch—raise borrowing costs because lower ratings make investors demand higher yields on government bonds, increasing interest expenses for government, businesses and consumers and ris