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Nuro Raises $106M, Now Valued at $6 Billion Nuro, known for its autonomous delivery robots, raised $106 million in fresh funding, boosting its valuation to $6 billion. The funds will help scale operations and enhance delivery robotics technology. #

I have an amazing idea/ future venture plan. I am working to start my own startup in this field. I thought to share some details on this platform, to get some feedback. Please provide some feedback, and if you are an investor or you know any inves

As we move deeper into 2025, the logistics sector is rapidly evolving with technology and sustainability at its core. Here are some critical trends every logistics professional should watch: 🚚 AI & Automation are transforming operations — from smar

The Future of Logistics and Supply Chain in India * E-commerce growth * Technological advancements * Infrastructure development * National Logistics Policy * Infrastructure investment * Ease of doing business reforms * Infrastructure gaps *

Can someone explain clearly how the company MARRIOTT works? Who are it's competitors? What makes them outstanding? What problem does it solve? What can be it's future? Feel free to answer.

Amazon is in talk with Swiggy Instamart to acquire some stakes to make entry into Quick Commerce sector ! What do you think guys ❓

Netflix is better than Amazon prime in my opinion, u have to pay extra on Amazon prime to watch movies but for 199rs u can watch everything on Netflix yes u do get prime delivery what do you guys prefer Amazon prime or Netflix ?

Everyone's focused on the wrong part of Amazon. Not Prime. Not AWS. Not their website. They've quietly built a 413M square foot logistics empire. Here's what your business could learn from Bezos: In 1995, Amazon started as an online bookstore.

How Amazon Didn’t Just Survive—It Took Over Amazon didn’t “survive” two decades. It rewrote the game and crushed the competition. Here’s how: 1. Customer Obsession, Not Profits Forget margins. Amazon played the long game—low prices, fast delivery,