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Apple is the most profitable company because they master both volume and premium pricing. They sell millions of iPhones and MacBooks at high prices, ensuring hefty profits per item. Apple’s "MOAT" locks customers into their ecosystem. If you buy an

what sector is gonna the next big thing in the startup ecosystem in india once this quick commerce hype cools down? thoughts?

Power couples of the startup ecosystem! You’re just one partner away from your unicorn 😂😂

You're bored because you're comfortable. You're comfortable because you're scared of change. You're scared of change because you lack perspective. Don't change everything at once. Change one thing at a time. But don't aim small. Big irrational go

Apple’s UX quality decline for iOS is quite indefensible tbh (I’m still at relative peace with macOS). I find it absurd that the biggest tech company in the world designs its system software in a way that gives off the impression that they: 1. Do no

Just curious to know—what’s your background, and how many professionals from different domains are interested in the startup ecosystem? Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, a startup enthusiast, or just exploring opportunities, I would love to he

You might be the person working in/for the Indian startup ecosystem. I wanted to solve the three major problems you're facing in your daily life. I have a team and funds for doing so. And I need your honest responses!

sales and funds are bloodline of startups. "Sales drive survival. Fundraising fuels growth. In the startup ecosystem, mastering both is non-negotiable. Sales validate your vision; fundraising scales it. Balance these pillars, and you’re set to thriv

Top sectors in the Indian startup ecosystem

The most underrated CEO in the world: Tim Cook. Steve Jobs built Apple to $350 billion. Tim Cook took over in 2011 and grew it to over $3.4 trillion in just 12 years. Here’s how he turned Apple into the most successful company in the world: Whe