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Let's test your IQ level —} Can India beat China in product manufacturing in future ?

Tesla Gains Big Market Access in China with Price Cuts and Government Approvals 1. Tesla's Model Y approved for Chinese government procurement. 2. First time Tesla vehicles are eligible for Chinese government purchases. 3. Significant opportunity fo

I have been consistently using Deepseek AI for the past 24 hours and lessons I took from China are : - Never try to be in a first mover advantage. - Learn from all the first mover companies and create a super exceptional product which is impossible

In my perception, business and geopolitics will be inseparable in the future because everything that occurs anywhere in the world impacts our country and, consequently, our businesses. Those who aspire to become successful entrepreneurs should under

India won't beat china, if we don't become great at manufacturing The biggest barrier for this is quality manpower in factories, it is also the reason most "Made in India" products have the lowest quality.

Boom of EV and how can India beat it's competition? (Part-2) Well in any industry, there is a start product which makes up the most of the system, here we have lithium which is used to make cathode of the battery. Here location where lithium is fo

At this point, this seems like the board members showing all the muscle they can, to sabotage his pay package accounted worth $46-56 bn. Which is, in my opinion, showing how you can never fuck with everyone on your way, especially with US Government.

Expansion of your company with efforts is very important for growth in sales .

Why Isn’t India Developing Faster? Is it the people or the government? When I look at countries like China, their rapid progress makes me wonder—why are we so slow? I keep hearing claims like “India will beat China in five years,” but is that reali

Can anyone please explain? The current government is doing terrific job on startups growth and development, but on other hand why do we see rise in unemployment in country? Arent startups growth and rise in employment should go hand in hand?