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How $1 Billion Mobile Project Failed? So, In 2010, Microsoft came up with a very weird but interesting idea! And that was to create a social media-focused phone for ages 15–30. To make this phone, they acquired Danger for $500M and spent another $

Hello everyone! Let's get to know about the brands that failed to acquire our Indian market. THE KINGFISHER AIRLINES They were owned by Vijay Mallya, they aimed to provide a luxurious experience, high facilities etc. The competitor airline which was

Best ideas start with ‘what if…’ and real experiences. Lately, I’ve been spending a lot on eCom and instant delivery apps. Tried hunting for hidden deals but barely found any—until I came across this post by Vagle with loot deals like ₹29 for stuff

BUSINESS = PROFIT !? Well, Not really The real product isn’t what you buy — it’s what you keep buying ⬇️ Check this out ⬇️ Cinemas lose money on movie tickets but make it back through snacks like popcorn,nachos etc This is called "Loss leader S

What are Oakley first-copy sunglasses? Oakley first-copy sunglasses are high-quality replicas of original Oakley eyewear, designed to look almost identical but available at a much lower price. These sunglasses are popular among people who want the Oa

A QUICK SNAPSHOT OF HOW INDIA PAYS Let's start with UPI 1/ UPI dominates everyday transactions because it requires almost zero mental effort and well, it's free (for now). Would be interesting to see how this changes once charges are introduced. 2

Quiz Funnels for Jewelry: Sell Based on Personality, Not Price? In a crowded online market, jewelry brands need more than discounts to stand out. People don’t just buy jewelry because it’s cheap—they buy it because it reflects their style and person

Blinkit launches Bistro app Blinkit has recently launched Bistro, a standalone app offering 10-minute food delivery. This move places it in direct competition with Zepto Cafe and Swiggy Bolt. Bistro uses Blinkit’s established delivery network to prov

Why UPI will always be free for Users :- In my last post where I decoded revenue model of UPI payment platforms like PhonePe and GPay, many of you expressed concern that "soon they will charge money per transaction" However that is not the case. Le