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The most overlooked startup goldmines are "boring" industries: • Insurance • Manufacturing • Healthcare admin • Government services • Supply chain These sectors are DESPERATE for AI solutions but founders avoid them because they're not "sexy."

I was thinking, where does schools all buy their uniform design and clothes material, where do they get Stationary day to day required things of the school. How the whole supply chain works? Can anyone tell me? Spoiler Note 😁:- (I am not discussin

goSTOPS bags Rs 35 Cr in Series A round led by Blume Ventures What is goSTOPS? Imagine a place where young people can stay when they travel. It's not a fancy hotel, but a fun, friendly place called a "hostel." goSTOPS is a company that runs these h

Recently, I have observed that the business of local medical shops is not doing well due to the presence of reputed companies. These companies are using e-commerce platforms to sell their products everywhere with doorstep delivery. As a result, local

Will service sector be going to die soon ? Today I visit a boutique and after discussion I found they are struggling with customers not a single boutique but this is story of every boutique. Due to readymade market these traditional bussiness are n

Idea For You Implement Now— “ Organized Retail Shop pods " Problem— So guys we all know that Indian retail industry is totally unorganised and most of the time whenever people went to purchase things from Indian Shops then they don't get things

Pay close attention to human psychology, and you'll begin to spot the flaws in many popular articles and theories on what to do—and what not to do. These so-called "rules" often overlook the deeper, more complex aspects of human behavior. By understa

Farameen Farameen is a meat delivery company. Problem:Despite advancements in technology, we have struggled to provide truly fresh meat to our customers. Other companies sell frozen chicken and chicken treated with preservatives, which is not ideal

❗️ U.S. Doubles Down on Domestic Chip Manufacturing With Massive CHIPS Act Grants The U.S. government is making a massive push to boost domestic semiconductor production through the CHIPS Act. Tech giants like Intel ($8.5B), TSMC ($6.6B), Samsung ($

I have a business idea — let me know if it will work or not. As we all know, India is a price-sensitive market, with an estimated 15 million shops across the country. Almost every shop is likely to have some dead stock (I'm referring only to new, se