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Rohan ( xyz surname ) , a 25-year-old in Bangalore, who loves starting his mornings with a cappuccino from his favorite café. It costs him ₹150 per cup. That’s ₹4,500 a month or ₹54,000 a year—on coffee alone. Now let’s say Rohan ( xyz surname ) skips the café and makes coffee at home for ₹20 per cup. He saves ₹4,000 each month. If he invests this money at a 10% annual return, in 20 years, Rohan could have over ₹25 lakh. All from skipping his daily coffee runs! This is the Latte Factor—a concept that shows how small, regular expenses add up over time. The lesson? You don’t have to give up everything, but cutting back on unnecessary habits can create big savings for your future. Start small, invest the difference, and watch your money grow.
History always repea... • 7m
🤣 Chinese coffee chain Luck Inn Coffee, in partnership with a liquor brand, sold 5.4 million cups of latte in a single day. That's equivalent to $13.7 million in 24 hours. ☕💰 🚀 Interestingly, the alcoholic content in the latte is less than 0.5%.
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I am looking to start an innovative coffee chain in Bangalore that combines affordability with a premium coffee experience. Bangalore, with its vibrant café culture and diverse customer base, is the perfect market for a brand that caters to both affo
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From Poverty to Coffee Empire – Howard Schultz Howard Schultz grew up in a poor housing complex in Brooklyn, New York. His father was a truck driver with low income and no job security. Howard often saw his family struggle to make ends meet. Despit
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☕️ How India’s Biggest Café Empire Brewed Success and Burned Out Before Starbucks or Blue Tokai, there was one name that defined coffee in India: Café Coffee Day (CCD). Launched in 1996 by V.G. Siddhartha, CCD wasn’t just a café it was a movement.
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