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'We want productive people' : Donald Trump says US companies can hires Indians under 'gold Card' program

📊 Are Indians too dependent on credit? India has crossed the 100 million+ mark for credit card issuance in 2024! This surge highlights a significant shift in spending habits and financial trends.

Indian company reaches $150 million annual recurring revenue in 2 years. 100M+ is from US alone. Remember - earning 1$ is lot easier than earning 1₹. Indians don’t pay.

Indians love gold and have so much emotional connection, afterall Indian households own 11% of total gold in the world But what you need to know is how malabar gold won just by understanding consumer emotions towards gold Malabar Gold was launche

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OYO Spent $525 Million to acquire a Hotel Chain called G6 Hospitality. G6 has an network of over 1500 hotels in US and Canada and generates an revenue of about $1.7 Billion. What do you think about this move?

Harvard bans Indians. Trump puts a 5% tax on NRIs remitting money to India. 1) US will lose talent. 2) Indian talent will lose money. 3) Indian authorities will lose NRI money (a major chunk of our forex)

Looks like gold is finally entering a correction phase for the past few months, demand wasn’t really strong it’s just that because of certain situations, investors were holding onto it and not selling. But now, as things start to look better no one w

Many people might think that the fall in gold prices is due to that research report, but let me clarify, that's not the case. Look, the reason behind gold's decline is something else. The biggest reason is profit booking, and the second reason is mar

🫨Who Bagged the Most Funding This Week? (17-22 march) Total Funding: $109.2 Million Number of Deals: 18 🕳️Top Funded Startups 1. Nivara Home Finance – $28 Million (A housing finance company providing home loans ) 2. Pilgrim – $23 Million (A D2