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All we know that OYO is dominating the low budget hospitality Sector of India.🤑🤩 But Now OYO is now expanding it's business to Premium Category, Do you think that OYO will dominate all the hotel Sector by competing with Oberoi , Taj and major hot

Case Study: Rare Rabbit -mini pack Introduction Founded in 2015, Rare Rabbit quickly became a $300M brand by offering European-inspired designs with Indian fits, high-quality fabrics, and an exclusive experience. How Rare Rabbit Built Its Identi

I'm Abdul Basith, the founder of Hotdawg, a youth clothing brand that merges contemporary trends and subcultures into standout designs. We've developed a solid foundation: ✔️ Website ready (powered by Shopify) ✔️ Supplier partnerships established ✔️

👉 Follow || 🔖 Bookmark || 💭 Comment down your thoughts ||---------- . Top 5 Mistakes Most Startups Make During App or Web Development 🚀 1. Hiring the Wrong People 💼 • Going for cheap, inexperienced freelancers or agencies can lead to poor q

AI Isn’t Just Smart. It’s Becoming Emotional. And That Changes Everything. Last week, Elon Musk claimed AI may soon “one-shot the human limbic system”—the primal brain that governs emotions, desires, and instincts. At the same time, Microsoft’s Mus

India’s (Fake vs Original) Economy: Counterfeits aren’t just cheap copies. They shift pricing, distort consumer trust, and undercut brands that actually invest in compliance and safety. Here’s a condensed sector-wise look at how originals and fakes

Learn & Earn (Pt. 4) 🧠 Escape the Shark Tank! 🦈 Create Your Own Blue Ocean! 🌊 Is your startup constantly battling it out in a crowded "Red Ocean" 🩸 – fighting hard for every customer, where competition is fierce, and profits often get squeezed

In 2018, PUBG and Fortnite went to war. PUBG sued Fortnite for stealing their game. Today, Fortnite is worth $31.5B and PUBG lost the lawsuit. The reason? They forgot the most important rule in business. Here's the full story of gaming's greatest

How boAt Became One of India’s Coolest Tech Brands – A Real Indian Success Story In 2016, two regular Indian guys – Aman Gupta and Sameer Mehta – decided to do something that many people thought was “impossible.” They wanted to start a tech company

Went to IIT Madras, rejected by 80 VCs and built a 22,150 CR company. 1. Tarun Mehta was pursuing a dual degree program in Engineering Design at IIT Madras. But, since business was in his Marwari blood, he partnered up with his batchmate (Swapnil) t