In India there is a sudden shift for profitability among startups but the cost of profitability is innovation and growth.
Innovation is expensive. It requires years of suffering in terms of balance sheet and name calling.
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Altamash Zia
Building Strategies ... • 3m
India's corporate profits grow 4X, but
salaries remain stagnant:
According to a report by FICCI and Quess Corp prepared for the government, India's corporate sector saw minimal income growth over the past four years, despite profits increasing fourfo
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Nikhil Raj Singh
Serial Entrepreneur ... • 1m
Debate Topic: OYO’s Profit Surge – Smart Strategy or Market Bubble?
With OYO’s Q3 profits skyrocketing sixfold, is this a sign of strong business fundamentals or a temporary boom? Has the company cracked the profitability code, or is it just benefit
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Mohammad Asaad Sayed
My mind to me a king... • 2m
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,
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Sankalp
Crafting narratives ... • 7m
In your opinion, which industry is poised for the most significant growth over the next five years?
Keith Rabois explains that the key to LinkedIn’s success was investing 80% of resources in virality
When LinkedIn started, it took 2 years to reach 1 million users, and they had almost no revenue in the first 2-3 years.
Keith, who joined as employ