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If building your startup feels easy, you're probably missing the iceberg ahead.

Anthropic has launched the "Anthropic Economic Index", an initiative aimed at understanding AI's effects on labor markets and the economy over time Here are some key findings they shared in their blogpost:

Reliance's sales numbers may not have impressed everyone but the company has done a great job improving its profits this time jio 5G users are also growing well overall the results look solid.

🔄 Nifty 50: 1996 vs 2024 🔄 Only 11 companies from the original 1996 Nifty 50 are still part of the index in 2024! 📈 The changing landscape of the Indian stock market highlights evolving industries and new growth leaders. From 🏗️ infrastructure gi

What are India's Best Cities for Startups in 2024? Global Startup Rank India Reclaims Its Spot Among the Top 20 Global Startup Ecosystems. Indian cities make significant strides in the Startup Blink Global Startup Ecosystem Index 2024, with major ad

These niche industries are so interesting, probably would’ve never even known this existed if it wasn’t for medial lol 😂 And essentially I feel like these are the startups that will successfully & sustainably raise beyond Series A and further. With

I was just casually browsing through stock markets from different countries, and I ended up checking out South Africa’s stock index. And wow—it's surprisingly smooth! The way it moves is so clean and predictable, with clear patterns and solid support

"UltraTech Lays the Foundation for Big Gains—Profits Up, Cement Flowing, and Dreams Set in Concrete!" UltraTech is clearly cementing its dominance—literally! With a solid 10% profit rise and 17% volume growth, it’s not just building structures but

"Need Masters" is a technology-driven manpower service provider aimed at bridging the gap between job seekers and employers across India. By offering skilled, semi-skilled, and unskilled workers to households, businesses, institutions, and industries

"Nestlé India’s Q4 Takes a Crunch – But Still Melts Hearts with Sweet Annual Gains!" Nestlé India just dropped its Q4 net profit by 5.2%—a bit of a hiccup for the FMCG giant, despite chugging along with solid beverage and confectionery sales. Think