In 2010, Nithin Kamath, a trader passionate about simplifying stock market investments, founded Zerodha in Bangalore with his younger brother, Nikhil. Frustrated by high brokerage fees and poor trading platforms, they envisioned a transparent, tech-d
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Anonymous 3
Hey I am on Medial • 3m
The fact they’re debt-free while leading the market is no small feat either
Congratulations to the Medial team on the fantastic achievement! Crossing 50k users is no small feat, and it is a testament to the quality and utility of the Medial app. Keep up the good work, and I wish you all the success in your future endeavors!
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The Hustler
Become the 1% • 2d
"Agarwal Assembles His Mineral Avengers: Vedanta Digs Deep for a Global Comeback!"
Looks like Anil Agarwal is gearing up for a serious mining comeback — debt or no debt! The man’s not just chasing minerals, he's practically going full Thanos with th
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Gautam Ambani
Money Magnet • 1y
How can a small chocolate manufacturers Market themselves?
Hi all,
I'm running a small chocolate manufacturing facility. ( In 1 BHK flat ) I've no idea how do I start selling my product into market.
I've tried to market it within a apartment where I
Tohands, the startup producing smart calculators for small businesses has completed the delivery of its 1st Million Units in 262 days.
Remarkable feat, since the customer base is quite loyal to their old way of doing things.
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Aastha Anand
Startup | VC | Autom... • 2m
Every founder during a pitch:
‘Our product is revolutionary. No competitors. $10B market. Just need $5M to take over the world.’
Every investor: nods while Googling ‘how to politely say no’.
Buying an iPhone just got a lot easier.
Buy now.
Pay over time.
Get your new iPhone and choose to pay over 24 months with No Cost EMI from most leading banks.
So is it good for India. I think No.
At the end of 202
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Rohan Saha
Founder - Burn Inves... • 21d
A few months ago, SEBI reduced the face value of private NCD placements from ₹1 lakh to ₹10,000. The main reason behind this move was to encourage retail participation in the debt market. At the time, my concern was whether companies would lower the