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Sachin Bansal Steps Down as Navi CEO! 🚀 The Flipkart co-founder is now focusing on long-term strategy as Executive Chairman. What’s next for Navi? 👀💼

Navi Group has announced that Sachin Bansal, the founder and current CEO of both Navi Technologies Limited and Navi Finserv Limited, will step down as chief executive and transition to the role of Executive Chairman. In his place, the company has ap

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3 things one must take care while working on a business strategy- 🌟 Set your long-term goals but give the most priority to short- term goals and divide them in short tasks to achieve, which eventually will lead to the achievement of your long-term

PhonePe has planned its IPO in India, and Navi is also set to follow. Groww and OYO are preparing their IPO papers as well. In a few days, we will see many mainboard IPOs. Many famous startups are shifting from private funding to IPO plans. I hope th

IPL teams make losses on paper — and that’s the strategy. They’re not failing. They’re marketing, building brand value, saving tax, and creating long-term fanbases. It’s not a cricket game. It’s a business league.

For a startup it is important to have a clear and long vision, target on goal, focus on compatible business strategy, attention of consumers, and being prepared to face upcoming challenges.

In a significant move to bolster its financial position and support future growth, Bank of Baroda (BoB), one of India's largest public sector banks, has announced plans to raise substantial capital through debt instruments and long-term bonds. The ba

Inflation doesn’t just hit your margins. It changes how you think, plan, and operate. Here’s a powerful video from Ritesh Agarwal, the founder of OYO, where he breaks down the real impact of inflation not just on businesses, but on mindsets, strateg

Since 2022, there has been a shift of focus from growth to profitability for startups. Can someone highlight the reasons behind this trend? Also, based on the data, what are the potential long-term implications for the startup ecosystem if the focus